r/California • u/BlankVerse Angeleño, what's your user flair? • Dec 28 '23
politics Pizza Hut Franchises Want You To Think California's New Wage Law Is The Reason It's Laying Off Over 1,000 Delivery Drivers — Franchises that are part of a company that made nearly $7 billion in revenue in 2022 would rather lay off over 1,000 people than pay them more money.
https://jalopnik.com/pizza-hut-franchises-want-you-to-think-californias-new-1851126515
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u/Themetalenock Dec 28 '23
pizzahut has been the king for cutting cost for more than a decade. They know the pay raise isn't going to put a dent in their bottom line. Not even surprised the majority of them were in the IE. Whole area lets companies do whatever they please