labor

Watching the clock

Is scheduling certainty the next battle in the labor fight?

McDonald's workers detail burns, hazards in OSHA complaint

Employees in 19 states filed 28 complaints, alleging they suffered grease burns and other injuries because of understaffing and disregard for safety by restaurants in the chain.

The National Labor Relations Board will decide if McDonald’s and other franchisors are responsible for the employment policies and practices of franchisees, as the Board’s general counsel has decided.

The stepup for all hourly employees of company-run restaurants will hike each recipient’s wage at least $1 above the minimum mandated by state or federal law.

The move is cited by both parties in the debate over franchisors being reclassified as “joint employers” of franchisees’ staffs.

Millennials aren’t afraid to talk to anyone in an organization; they’re driven to achieve; they embrace tech to ease processes.

The coffee giant announced the winners of its employee cup design contest, which launched earlier this year to boost staff engagement with the brand.

Among the trends they foresee is eliminating the disparity in pay between front-of-the-house and back-of-the-house employees.

The hike tentatively approved by the Bay Area city of Emeryville would set the highest wage rate in the nation.

Gov. Cuomo is bypassing the legislature to raise the minimum wage specifically for fast-food outlets.

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