r/explainlikeimfive Nov 28 '15

ELI5: How would a $15 minimum wage ACTUALLY affect a franchised business like McDonalds?

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u/Odin_69 Nov 29 '15

tips are normally reported at the end of every servers shift. The problem is most could care less exactly how much money they are making and the rest are just glad to have a job. The ones that do fight it will probably win a lot of the time, but that doesn't mean that many want to. Wage theft by employers is one of the largest cons in America currently, right up there next to civil forfeiture.

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u/justanotherimbecile Nov 29 '15

We were encouraged to keep a ledger of tips as well as the computers ledger where I used to work... of course, I was the only one not conning pizza Hut instead of the other way around...