Is the World worse than ever for a sense of self entitlement?
I came across a thread asking if 14-15 is too much an hour for somebody working in a fast food restaurant and it made me think about the wider picture within those kind of jobs.
Yes it is a stressful job, hundreds of customers lining up, changing their minds while others are getting impatient, being yelled at because you are out of stock, having to clean filthy fryers etc but...
What happens when you increase wages? The expenses of the company becomes higher, then so do the products which just causes inflation which isn't even beneficial to the employees.
The real problem with these jobs are that people are impatient, self entitled and abusive in this society with the attitude that the customer is always right.
What would make these jobs more manageable and lead to less people leaving is a bit of dignity and respect.
Yes it is a stressful job, hundreds of customers lining up, changing their minds while others are getting impatient, being yelled at because you are out of stock, having to clean filthy fryers etc but...
What happens when you increase wages? The expenses of the company becomes higher, then so do the products which just causes inflation which isn't even beneficial to the employees.
The real problem with these jobs are that people are impatient, self entitled and abusive in this society with the attitude that the customer is always right.
What would make these jobs more manageable and lead to less people leaving is a bit of dignity and respect.
