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Pizza Hut's Second-Largest Franchisee Sued in Pay Dispute
In a class action lawsuit, a former employee alleges that a franchisee failed to fairly reimburse drivers who used their own cars to deliver pizza.
Panel Says It's Time Fast-Food Employees in New York Receive a Major Pay Increase
But does it make sense for New York to focus on fast-food industry wages in isolation?
20 Quotes to Help Motivate You to Hustle Like Never Before
Building great businesses, achieving massive goals and rising to the top of your profession doesn't just happen by accident.
Los Angeles Approves Minimum Wage Hike
The incremental wage increase to $15 an hour will take place by 2020.
How a No-Tipping Policy Helped This Restaurant Triple Profits in 2 Months
The business model has been so successful, says Bar Marco founder Bobby Fry, that it is expanding the concept to sister restaurant The Livermore.
New Bill Seeks to Ban Noncompete Clauses for Low-Wage Workers
The bill aims to stop companies like Jimmy John's from forcing workers making under $15 per hour to sign contracts with non-competition clauses.
5 Actions to Take Right Now to Survive a Minimum Wage Increase
Whether you agree with it or not, these increases are coming. Stop complaining and start preparing.
5 Uncomfortable Questions Asked at McDonald's Company Shareholders' Meeting
Like to complain about McDonald's? You'd fit right in at the company's shareholders' meeting.
Los Angeles Becomes Latest U.S. City to Approve a $15 Minimum Wage
The city council backed a plan to increase the minimum wage, by 2020.
The SEIU Petitions the FTC to Investigate the 'Abusive and Predatory' Franchise Industry
The partnership between the union and franchisees is far from over.
Why the NLRB Says This Franchise Isn't a Joint Employer, But McDonald's Is
The franchise industry just got a clue to untangling a knotty problem.
Why Paying a Living Wage Is Smart Business
Low wages and skimpy benefits are no bargain if good employees can't afford to keep working for you.
Small Businesses Celebrating on a Tight Budget This Year.
Entrepreneurs can be successful even in the worst of times, but let's hope they aren't forced into that position for much longer.
Are Small-Business Owners Immoral If They Pay Low Wages?
The biggest fallacy in the discussion of living wage is looking at the issue from a moral point of view.
Service Workers Union Allies With Franchisees, Drawing Ire of Franchise Industry
The Service Employees International Union launched a franchisee-focused initiative, as the International Franchise Association reaffirms franchisees' satisfaction with the system.