Re:It's not a labor shortage – it's a wage and workers right...
by jimmaswell on Sunday September 05, 2021 @02:02PM
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McDonald's pays about 20% in labor costs, and from what I can see other restaurants also average 20-30%. Where are you getting that labor is the highest cost?
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Re:It's not a labor shortage – it's a wage and workers right...
by missedthecue on Sunday September 05, 2021 @03:25PM
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Pretty sure he means highest of all fixed costs, not variable costs (COGS).
Re:It's not a labor shortage – it's a wage and workers right...
by jimmaswell on Monday September 06, 2021 @01:36PM
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I think anyone who's not deep in accounting would assume we're just talking about the simple sum of all expenses, not specifically fixed or variable. Like if over a month I paid $100 in rent, $100 in payroll, and $100 in new equipment, labor was 33%.