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I can say that we do enjoy relatively low turnover and that, of course, leads to a more experienced team working in our restaurants. The raises that our associates earn for mastering different positions makes it possible for them to earn more as they gain that experience.
AK often makes a good 3bet, but this does not guarantee that it should always be 3bet. It is generally considered correct to 3bet AK against late-...
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80–83% Grade point scale (1.00–5.00) Grade Point Equivalence Equivalence Description 2.25 83–86% Good 2.50 80–83% Fair 2.75 78–80% Fair 3.00 75–78%...
Read More »If you spent time last August checking out the nationwide fast food strikes, wherein workers left their posts in an attempt to get their bosses to start paying them a living wage, you may have noticed the workers of one particular fast food chain absent from the picket lines. Instead of chanting slogans and using work pens to create inventive signs with their brethren, the workers in the white hats and red aprons simply worked. In-N-Out on strike day is the same as In-N-Out every other day of the year: Business as usual. Those lucky enough to work there don't have to go on strike, because they already make a worthwhile wage. In an industry that tends to treat their workers as they do their animals, the California-based burger chain is in a class of its own. While most fast food restaurants pay their workers under $8 an hour -- with Taco Bell, not so surprisingly, coming in dead last at $7.37 an hour -- In-N-Out starts their employees at $10.50 an hour. That's the highest of any fast food chain in the country, and second place isn't even all that close. (Chipotle clocks in at that runner-up position with $8.53 an hour.) And the higher-than-average pay doesn't stop simply at the young workers manning the cash registers. While the median wage for a manager of a fast food store is $48,000 per year, employees at In-N-Out can eventually work themselves up to $120,000. That's otherwise unheard of in the industry. Oh yeah: They also give vision, medical, and dental benefits to both their full- and part-time workers. In the world of fast food, where most CEOs tend to focus on nothing but on pure profits, never even considering raising their employees' pay until they're forced to do so by law or public sentiment, how and why does In-N-Out buck the trend? To find out, I talked to Carl Van Fleet, the Vice President of Planning and Development for the burger giant. Got a taste for the past? Watch Lost LA "Semi-Tropical L.A." to learn about how Los Angeles marketed itself as a “semi-tropical” destination in the early 20th century.
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Read More »Van Fleet: I'm sorry but we are a private company and we don't really share discuss sales, profits, or financial information. I can say that we do enjoy relatively low turnover and that, of course, leads to a more experienced team working in our restaurants. The raises that our associates earn for mastering different positions makes it possible for them to earn more as they gain that experience.
15-20 years old Horses can be classified as “seniors” once they reach 15-20 years old.
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It is best to hit when holding a hand of 10 or 12-16, and stand on anything 17 and over.
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If you shoot between 81 and 85, your handicap will be between 6 and 9. If you shoot between 86 and 91, your handicap will be between 10 and 13. If...
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