Take the first guy, he sacks six employees out of ten and closes the dinner shift. Given that on an 8 hour shift the extra cost is just over $60 this just does seem to make sense, in other words, the sacking of people it's unrelated to the minimum wage increase.
He clearly has reasons for doing what he is doing but I find it hard to believe that increase in minimum wage is the issue, specially when the way it's due to increase yearly, preceeds he starting his business (unless the reporting is wrong and is not 2017)
He clearly has reasons for doing what he is doing but I find it hard to believe that increase in minimum wage is the issue, specially when the way it's due to increase yearly, preceeds he starting his business (unless the reporting is wrong and is not 2017)
Is there anything I'm missing here?