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A shift manager at a McDonald’s restaurant in Kansas City, Mo., asks why a company that earned $5.3 billion last year can’t guarantee paid sick leave for all of its workers. https://nyti.ms/2U2gP0m pic.twitter.com/u1YgHy1rNC
If I Caught the Coronavirus, Would You Want Me Making Your Next Meal?
The government’s relief bill doesn’t cover many McDonald’s workers. It’s time for the company to step up.
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Right because that's an option they have.
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Yes, I saw that as well. I hope their employees can agree.pic.twitter.com/Or6ODF5pHV
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Good question. Greed is the answer.
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Correct ....they certainly can ....just don't want to ....that's all
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My 60 year old mother in Oregon has worked at McDonalds since '97 and she is still being forced to work rn. Sorry but fast food is non-essential, we can do without
#Bigmacs for awhile. My mom is a manager so she makes quite a bit more than a lot of regular employees. some of -
these employees weren't making a living wage before all this and some of these employees are high school kids
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@McDonalds My family has been going to McDonalds for dinner once a week for at least 10 years. We’re stopping now and forever as of this moment. All your workers deserve at least a living wage and paid sick leave. Plus you have sick people making my food due to greed. Shame on u - Voir les réponses
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