Fair Workweek bill up for hearing today, but this small-business owner has already made up her mind: She wants it frozen out of the legislature.
. I currently employ about fifty people — and in the summer, it’s closer to eighty people.
Along the way, my high school students have become college students who’ve come back to us summer after summer. My very first junior scoopers are now marketing execs, therapists and MBA graduates. – will kill that. I will be forced to move my people to full-time salaried employees, with a set schedule and no ability to switch shifts. Other restaurants have tried that, and those restaurants have since gone out of business or vastly exploited their salaried workers; in many cases, salaried restaurant employees work upwards of eighty hours weekly.
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