Reply With QuoteAll of this explains the quality of the food.
Most Undesirable Job In America?
1. Applebee's
The lowest tipped wage is under $5 an hour. The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
2. Arby's
The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days.
3. Baskin-Robbins
The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days. Less than half of employees have ever moved up a position.
4. Bob Evans
The lowest tipped wage is under $5 an hour. The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
5. Bojangles'
The lowest tipped wage is under $5 an hour. Non-tipped wages earn under $9 an hour. No paid sick days.
6. Boston Market
The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
7. Buffalo Wild Wings
The lowest tipped wage is under $5 an hour. Non-tipped wages earn under $9 an hour. No paid sick days. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
8. Burger King
The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
9. California Pizza Kitchen
The lowest tipped wage is under $5 an hour. The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
10. Captain D's Seafood Kitchen
Tipped wages are under $5 an hour. Non-tipped wages earn under $9 an hour. No paid sick days. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
11. The Cheesecake Factory
The lowest tipped wage is under $5 an hour. The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days.
12. Chick-Fil-A
The lowest tipped wage is under $9 an hour. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
13. Chili's Grill & Bar
The lowest tipped wage is under $5 an hour. The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
14. Chuck E. Cheese's
The lowest tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
15. Cold Stone Creamery
The lowest tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days.
16. Cracker Barrel
The lowest tipped wage is under $5 an hour. The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days.
17. Dairy Queen
The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour.
18. Denny's
The lowest tipped wage is under $5 an hour. The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days.
19. Domino's Pizza
The lowest tipped wage is under $5 an hour. The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days.
20. Dunkin' Donuts
The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
21. Einstein Bros. Bagels
The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
22. Friendly's
The lowest tipped wage is under $5 an hour. No paid sick days.
23. Hard Rock Cafe
The lowest tipped wage is under $5 an hour. The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days.
24. Hooters
The lowest tipped wage is under $5 an hour. The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
25. Houlihan's
The lowest tipped wage is under $5 an hour. The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
26. IHOP Restaurants
The lowest tipped wage is under $5 an hour. The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days.
27. Jack In The Box
The lowest tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days.
28. KFC
The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
29. Legal Sea Foods
The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
30. McDonald's
The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days.
31. Outback Steakhouse
The lowest tipped wage is under $5 an hour. The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
32. Panda Express
The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
33. Panera Bread
The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days.
34. Papa John's
The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
35. Pizza Hut
The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
36. Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen
The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days.
37. Quiznos
The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
38. Sonic
The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
39. Starbucks
The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days.
40. T.G.I. Friday's
The lowest tipped wage is under $5 an hour. The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
41. Taco Bell
The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
42. Waffle House
The lowest tipped wage is under $5 an hour. The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
43. Wendy's
The lowest non-tipped wage is under $9 an hour. No paid sick days. Less than half of current employees have ever moved up.
http://jobs.aol.com/articles/2012/06...est=latestnews
All of this explains the quality of the food.
unfortunately as our economy continues to shed manufacturing and engineering jobs, and we have a government that makes no grand investment in science and technology, these jobs are starting to make up a greater and greater percentage of our overall job market...which may explain the increasing reliance upon government programs.
Thank God so many are calling for the destruction of Unions.
I (seriously) thought Hooters would be well rewarded
Over here McDonalds is not that bad; Iīm not sure what its wage is but Iīve met poeple who worked there and they donīt complain at all. As a matter of fact, itīs even appreciated in a resume, depending on where you apply (and I donīt mean another fast food places).
Interesting read, thanks !
Last edited by armored_diplomacy; 06-19-2012 at 06:55 PM. Reason: awful spelling
Um, aren't they all minimum wage, entry level jobs in the food industry? This is news how?
I was thinking that. All of them are pure ****.Originally Posted by Rattfink
I am not. But really....fry cook union? Turn around on most of these jobs is less than 6 months.
EDIT: Besides, what will be their bargaining chip? Their job is designed to be easily replaced. They aren't skilled labor. If someone who scoops ice cream for a living (See numbers 3, 15, 17) strikes, someone with their "Skillset" can be found....anywhere. It isn't like construction where there is a skill set mastered over years, or teaching where there is a relatively lengthy and expensive certification process. There is no leverage with which to collectively bargain.
As far as Hooters is concerned, you have to meet certain qualifications that many do not possess.
Because so many of those workers have been there 20-30 years. Usually most are entry level kids. We should give them 60 bucks an hour to deliver your meatza, meatza pie and buffalo wings.....
Most Undesirable Job In America?
What is Rosie O'Donnells Bikini Waxer for a thousand Alex......
Exactly! The majority of folks working there won't be there long enough to be promoted. I worked at a Tim Horton's years ago, and the turnover in employees was very high.
Not to mention fast food franchises have a very bottom-heavy workforce, they don't need a lot of supervisors and managers. So where are you going to get promoted to? Chief burger-flipper?
True.
I can get a little knee jerk when it comes to employment.
My kids are working this summer.
As a dishwasher/prep/dessert help, and turndown service /waitress.
High school and college kids. Basically minimum wage, which is what? $8.50 an hour? I can live with that...They aren't supporting families...
Last edited by California Joe; 06-20-2012 at 09:02 AM.
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