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Old 05-26-2024, 08:06 AM   #13
John Mercier
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Originally Posted by SAMIAM View Post
So….how much is enough?
The average restaurant is lucky to net 10% before taxes.
Food is up 30% ,wages are up 25% and restaurants just cannot afford to pay unskilled staffers $800 a week.Lucky to find a dishwasher for $20 hourly these days.
Many of these jobs are entry level,part time or just seasonal employment and should have a much lower wage than year round full time skilled positions
Most business only net 10% before taxes.
That is why competent management is so important and so rare.

Because full time year round is a more sought after employment status for many reasons... and can include benefits not calculated in the average wage... part-time seasonal should be a higher wage.

Construction used to be seasonal, we are starting to overcome that fallacy.
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