They're not going to complain if they're afraid of being fired. Restaurant work is some of the hardest work out there, if you put in a full working week that shouldn't leave someone in poverty.
If you can throw touchdown passes like Brady or Rodgers, you'll get paid millions. Can't do that? Ok...then if you could perform brain surgery, you'll get paid less than top NFL QBs, but still in the millions. Can't do that? Ok...then if you could write code or perform accounting work, you'll likely get a decent 6 figure salary. Can't do that?
What can you do? Flip a burger? Seriously? There is no value in that. Bring something to the table in order to get paid well. Bring some skill, some education, some certification, some licensing. Bring something instead of whining how your lack of skills and education cause you to be poorly paid.
What can you do? Flip a burger? Seriously? There is no value in that.
Hence the popularity of self-service burger restaurants...oh, wait. The thing is you're assuming perfect competition, which is manifestly not an appropriate model, since food service providers are engaged in monopolistic competition.
Bring something instead of whining how your lack of skills and education cause you to be poorly paid.
I don't work in food service, I'm making a comment about people who do. Dial that attitude back.