08/28/2024
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 11,000?????
Really
However, according to new state and federal employment data, California’s fast-food industry has added jobs every month this year — including 11,000 new jobs since the wage increase officially went into effect in April.
According to a release from Newsom’s office last week, since raising worker wages, every month this year has seen consistent fast food job gains, and nearly each month has seen more jobs than the same month last year. For instance, in May of 2023, there were 742,600 fast-food workers in the state; a year later, there were 743,300 workers.
In April, California fast-food workers went from earning $15.50 per hour to $20 per hour
