The minimum wage thing cracked me up - McDonalds look after their staff by paying them THE LEAST THEY'RE LEGALLY ALLOWED for their time. That's not looking after your staff's needs, that's meeting a legal minimum and shouldn't be celebrated as above and beyond
Yes, we get your point completely Rhiebelle. Genuine question, if you owned McDonald's what would you pay your staff and what impact do you think it would have?
@@TwoTeachers I think, honestly, this goes beyond McDonalds specifically. There are many organisations who go above and beyond by aiming to pay the living wage as a minimum for all of its staff and those companies deserve spotlighting & celebrating for that. The overarching issue lies with our governments in late-stage capitalism - the general cost of living has risen sharply over the last 40 years-or-so, but employee wages (especially entry-level employee wages) haven't risen to match, but we're all so distracted by class wars, immigration, and gender that anyone above the poverty line can turn a blind eye, and anyone below the poverty line are blamed/ignored/seen as a burden. I should add, I like this video & the breakdown you give about Maslow's Pyramid - I just wish more people had the foundations around the basic needs at the bottom of the pyramid fulfilled without needing 24 years' experience & a PhD to justify paying them more than £8 per hour.
@@TwoTeachers the fact that you answer in this way instead of being able to recognise that minimum is literally unlivable in the United States at least. You're from the UK so maybe it's different there, but In the United States there are no Mcdonald's that take care of their employees needs. McDonald's doesn't "provide" anything for their employees. The employees provide their labor and mcdonald's pays them a miniscule percentage of the value they have generated. This is like saying slave owners "provided" food and shelter to the people the enslaved. They just give them what they have to keep them alive, and only long enough to extract the value from their labor.
getting paid minimum wage isnt a bad thing. The bad thing is when the minimum wage is set too low. Im from south africa where min wage is r20 which is little over 1 usd per hour. This is completely useless for most people so getting paid min wage here would definitely be viewed as a negative. Just for reference a mcdonalds big mac costs r50 so thats 3 hrs work to afford a meal and rent can be anywhere from r7000 to r20 000 depending on where you live. Driving to work and eating lunch would use up the whole day's wage.
Hello. Great video and info. BTW I couldn't find your names and I need to use them to be able to cite your video as a source used in a in essay for school. Can you kindly tell me where to find them? Thanks in advance
Haha, now sprouts are too precious a food commodity to spit out. Do not waste the sprouts no matter the seriousness of the news that has just been broken to you! #savethesprouts!
Under Maslow’s safety needs comes employment. By giving employees flexible employment McDonald’s are filling that need and possibly giving them time to fulfil their love and belonging needs too 👍
I thought I would learn about an interesting philosophical concept, but instead I learned that this guy has probably never worked a day in his life. And definitely not at a McDonald's.
Best video I've seen on Maslow's Pyramid, thank you. -Grace from Zimbabwe.
Really appreciate you saying that Grace. Glad you found it useful. Hope things are good in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼👍
Congrats! First Maslow video I've seen mentioning job security in the safety box. Well done!
Appreciate you saying so, great to hear you like the video.
Most useful video that helped me answer an evaluation question in a work course. Thank you.
That’s really good to know. Thank you 😁
The minimum wage thing cracked me up - McDonalds look after their staff by paying them THE LEAST THEY'RE LEGALLY ALLOWED for their time. That's not looking after your staff's needs, that's meeting a legal minimum and shouldn't be celebrated as above and beyond
Yes, we get your point completely Rhiebelle. Genuine question, if you owned McDonald's what would you pay your staff and what impact do you think it would have?
@@TwoTeachers I think, honestly, this goes beyond McDonalds specifically.
There are many organisations who go above and beyond by aiming to pay the living wage as a minimum for all of its staff and those companies deserve spotlighting & celebrating for that.
The overarching issue lies with our governments in late-stage capitalism - the general cost of living has risen sharply over the last 40 years-or-so, but employee wages (especially entry-level employee wages) haven't risen to match, but we're all so distracted by class wars, immigration, and gender that anyone above the poverty line can turn a blind eye, and anyone below the poverty line are blamed/ignored/seen as a burden.
I should add, I like this video & the breakdown you give about Maslow's Pyramid - I just wish more people had the foundations around the basic needs at the bottom of the pyramid fulfilled without needing 24 years' experience & a PhD to justify paying them more than £8 per hour.
@@TwoTeachers the fact that you answer in this way instead of being able to recognise that minimum is literally unlivable in the United States at least. You're from the UK so maybe it's different there, but In the United States there are no Mcdonald's that take care of their employees needs. McDonald's doesn't "provide" anything for their employees. The employees provide their labor and mcdonald's pays them a miniscule percentage of the value they have generated. This is like saying slave owners "provided" food and shelter to the people the enslaved. They just give them what they have to keep them alive, and only long enough to extract the value from their labor.
Fair point, it’s a good debate to have, a really important one too.
getting paid minimum wage isnt a bad thing. The bad thing is when the minimum wage is set too low. Im from south africa where min wage is r20 which is little over 1 usd per hour. This is completely useless for most people so getting paid min wage here would definitely be viewed as a negative. Just for reference a mcdonalds big mac costs r50 so thats 3 hrs work to afford a meal and rent can be anywhere from r7000 to r20 000 depending on where you live. Driving to work and eating lunch would use up the whole day's wage.
perfect just completed half my assignment thank you!!!! 🤣🤣
Brilliant! That’s what we are here for 👍
Superb video. Thanks for posting!
You're welcome, great to hear you think so!
Hello. Great video and info. BTW I couldn't find your names and I need to use them to be able to cite your video as a source used in a in essay for school. Can you kindly tell me where to find them? Thanks in advance
Great to hear you think so, Norbury and Chambers can be used for citations. Good luck with your essay!
Great vid, but when you said Mcdonalds look after their staff by feeding them I nearly spat my sprouts out!!!
Haha, now sprouts are too precious a food commodity to spit out. Do not waste the sprouts no matter the seriousness of the news that has just been broken to you! #savethesprouts!
Great video
Thank you, really glad you liked it 👍
Perfect, cheers mate!
No worries glad you enjoyed it 👍
youve smashed this
Thank you Ethan appreciate that 👍
Easy a simple to understand, well done.
Thank you! Really glad it helped 👍
May I know "how flexible scheduling has fulfilled the safety needs of the Mc Donald employees?"
Under Maslow’s safety needs comes employment. By giving employees flexible employment McDonald’s are filling that need and possibly giving them time to fulfil their love and belonging needs too 👍
@@TwoTeachers thanks～
where can i find this on website as i need reference?
Try this: www.twoteachers.co.uk/post/marketing-mix
POV: You’re in Mrs Smiths business class.
Mr. McAloon would have Mrs smith for breakfast
I'm sure they are both great 😂
How has Mc Donald satisfied the Self-actualization needs among its employees?
Now that is a fantastic question Moses!
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Yo so My teacher gave me a homework about this video, you think you could help me out? (Helping = solving lol) 😅
Hopefully the video will help but if you have any questions let us know 👍
this was so poggers hi mr businesss
Poggers seems to be a very common word for our videos. Thanks 👍
Very informative, thank you
Great to hear Malik, glad it helped.
You could just as well have used a cult to illustrate Maslow's heirarchy of needs.
Yes we could just as well have 😀
11B from thames hello
Hi, thanks for watching 👍
I thought I would learn about an interesting philosophical concept, but instead I learned that this guy has probably never worked a day in his life. And definitely not at a McDonald's.
I hate to tell you but your harmonica isn’t pink it’s Mahogany
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This video is a joke right?
Not as much of a joke as your skills on the harmonica 👀
what up newport
Up the Newport!