These arguments entirely miss the point and purpose of having a labor force to make sure the company's profits are stable. If all the workers choose to strike because of poverty wages, the restaurant has to shut down, and that franchisee's earnings are affected as well as the corporate parent's profits. Also, the corporate profits of McDonald's would only be mildly affected by doubling workers' wages.It was 30 years before I was willing to try it again. This time, we went to the Metrodome and sat in a corner near an end zone. I winked anxiously at some fellow Lion fans sitting nearby.

No longer have to make decisions regarding their health based on what they can afford, but based on what is the best treatment for them. I'm used to the NFL taking a hardline approach as they have throughout the years with strikes and everything else. I'm curious how they came up with the figure and I've got a lot of questions, but I am happy that it's done."I feel terrible," she sa