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Low-wage workers in the food service industry can’t afford to eat
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this post was submitted on 19 Nov 2024
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Despite the upvotes and the BS second sentence I am going to agree with "It’s supposed to be a low earning job for kids." Just like caddy at a golf course, and many others. The fact that our society is so broken people are forced to take these jobs and try to make a living underlines hundreds of other problems. I would rather see us fix all the others issues limiting the number of living wage jobs than worry about the pay of one sector. If that happened the fast food jobs would either be filled by "kids" or have to up wages to get any employees solving the fast food pay issue as well. just like @meco03211@lemmy.world says below things like "EMTs only get $15/hr" being fixed along with unemployment rates would go a long way.