Flippy doesn't call in sick, and doesn't want $15/hr
Posted: Wed Sep 13, 2017 3:35 pm
Who didn't see this coming?
http://sacramento.cbslocal.com/2017/09/ ... od-burger/
Burger-Flipping Robot Taking Over In 50 Fast Food Restaurants
“Humans will always play a very critical role in the hospitality side of the business… We just don’t know what the new roles will be yet in the industry.”
Ironically, the futuristic short-order cook has been developed to replace workers in one of the most progressive states in America. Several California cities have already raised the minimum wage as the state plans to push the rate to $15 by 2022.
“This wage is not sustainable for a lot of companies… in that $5 increase, you’re talking about $12,000 increase per employee… where does that money come from,” warned Peter Tateishi of the Sacramento Metro Chamber.
http://sacramento.cbslocal.com/2017/09/ ... od-burger/
Burger-Flipping Robot Taking Over In 50 Fast Food Restaurants
“Humans will always play a very critical role in the hospitality side of the business… We just don’t know what the new roles will be yet in the industry.”
Ironically, the futuristic short-order cook has been developed to replace workers in one of the most progressive states in America. Several California cities have already raised the minimum wage as the state plans to push the rate to $15 by 2022.
“This wage is not sustainable for a lot of companies… in that $5 increase, you’re talking about $12,000 increase per employee… where does that money come from,” warned Peter Tateishi of the Sacramento Metro Chamber.