Impact of California Law on Fast Food Workers

California law raised fast food workers' hourly wage from $16 to $20, leading to layoffs, reduced hours, and increased prices at restaurants across the state. PragerU video highlights negative impacts of higher minimum wage laws.

Impact of Increased Minimum Wage on Fast Food Workers in California

A month after fast food workers in California started earning at least $20 an hour, the financial picture for them and franchise owners is being evaluated.

California's $20 Minimum Wage for Fast Food Workers

California implemented a mandate for fast food workers to be paid a minimum of $20 an hour, which could lead to job losses and inflation. Some restaurants are responding by laying off workers, raising prices, and potentially attracting illegal immigrants.