
Taxpayers Subsidize Restaurant Pay
A new report reveals just how much the restaurant industry’s current low-wage model costs ordinary taxpayers.
A new report reveals just how much the restaurant industry’s current low-wage model costs ordinary taxpayers.
For the second time, the restaurant giant is using disinformation to distract attention from IPS calculations on the company’s CEO-worker pay gap.
While the chain restaurant giant’s servers face economic uncertainty, three top executives are sailing away with $68 million in compensation
New report shows that while restaurant executives are fighting living wages for their workers, they’re also benefiting from tax subsidies for their own pay.
A recent IPS op-ed on tipped wages has provoked an unfounded attack by the world’s largest full service restaurant chain.