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Californians will be paying more for their fast food as menu prices rise to offset mandatory minimum wage hikes for fast food workers. Some half a million workers in California are expected to benefit from the pay increases. Read more here: https://en.as.com/latest_news/why-are-fast-food-prices-going-up-in-california-n/ Increasing reliance on technology in the restaurant industry, […]
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