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Restaurant Manager pay ?
Is managing a restaurant for 30,000 dollar salary worth 50 hours a week of work?
7 Answers
- EvaLv 71 month agoFavorite Answer
Not even close. Depending on what the minimum wage is in your area, your hourly workers could make more money than you. Consider this: $15/hr x 40 hrs = $600
10 hrs OT at time and a half (22.50) = $225. Total gross wages for the week $825.
$825 x 52 weeks = $42,900. What you are being offered for a management position with it's accompanying headaches if an insult.
- fcas80Lv 71 month ago
It looks low. But also consider health insurance and other benefits.
But suppose you don't take this job. Can you do better at the same or fewer hours?
- oldprofLv 71 month ago
No. You're not even earning a minimum $15/hr at that rate. A mgr should be getting twice that amount.
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- Anonymous1 month ago
I did it for less than that back in 1986 and 1987
I could not get a higher paying job
The reason they work you 50 hours is because a 40 hour week would be much lower pay like $24k
Im guessing its an exempt position particularly if you are the location manager and not an assistant
Assistants are usually given an hourly wage plus overtime which equals your agreed upon salary
Where I live min wage is 725 which for 50 hours including OT is 20735 31% lower than $30k
- Anonymous1 month ago
That works out to about 14.65/hr based on a 40-hour week. Or a "real" hourly of about 11.54/hr if you are working 50 hours a week.
For most people that would not be worth it, however, you also need to look at things such as any benefits you may get. If you get full Medical/Dental/401K, 30K/year may be better than a company that pays you 40K but doesn't provide benefits.