Fast food chains might not be the first places you think of when considering employee pay, benefits, and perks. ... here are 12 of the best fast food places to work in 2024.

Fast-food workers have to work more than 70 hours every week to meet living expenses. Experts say this highlights critical economic challenges and unsustainable labor models.

A fast-food employee must work for 46 minutes to purchase a typical combo meal, which averages $11.56 nationwide, according to LendingTree, while the average American worker requires 21.2 minutes.

Fast-food workers are facing an affordability crisis, needing to work longer hours to afford the meals they serve. Wage gaps highlight economic issues in the food industry. U.S. Stock Market Quotes ...

The Los Angeles City Council voted Wednesday to look into how it could expand rights on the job for fast food workers and establish a "Know Your Rights" training program for the industry.

Inside America's fast food restaurants, where workers earning $7.25 federal minimum wage face increasing violence and understaffing, while corporate profits soar and labor unions gain momentum.

Fast-food workers rally Tuesday outside Los Angeles City Hall to demand officials press forward with expanding the city’s Fair Work Week law to include employees at fast-food chains.

Fast-food workers in Fresno also need to work 66.7% longer than people earning the average area wage to afford the same food, according to the report.