Respect for Workers
Posted on November 4, 2006 Comments (1)
They start employees at almost $10, quite a premium over all the other fast food places that are trying to get the cheapest labor possible.
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But the thing that really jumped out at me was a brief exchange with a college-age worker who left a job with a law firm to work at In-N-Out. Not only was the pay better, but they treat him with RESPECT at In-N-Out.
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But the thing that really jumped out at me was a brief exchange with a college-age worker who left a job with a law firm to work at In-N-Out. Not only was the pay better, but they treat him with RESPECT at In-N-Out.
NPR podcast: Pay Helps Keep Workers at Western Burger Chain. I discussed a related matter in Hiring the Right Workers, by paying more the overall system of hiring and managing people may well be optimized.
Related: Respect for People – Excessive CEO Pay
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May 26th, 2009 @ 8:49 am
The fundamental idea of respecting people is something most executives seem to have no interest in… And that poor management damages the performance of the organization…