Posted: 11/08/2012
By: JESSICA LIPSCOMB, naplesnews.com
A day after Barack Obama (click here) earned a second term in the White House, Papa John's founder and CEO John Schnatter said the president's signature health-care reform law would increase his business costs and possibly result in employees' hours being cut.
Schnatter, a part-time Naples resident, made the comments Wednesday night inside a small auditorium at Edison State College's Collier County campus. In August, he made national headlines after telling shareholders the Affordable Care Act — commonly known as Obamacare — would result in a 10- to 14-cent increase for customers buying a pizza....
I hate to call them. There employees have a demand for a high turnover of their product. The CEO pinches everything and I don't want to know what kind of evaluation standards they have to live up to. I realize this is a job, but, the extreme demands they work under is ridiculous.
It is a poverty job. Don't need 'em. Let the Mom and Pop shops open up and put out a good product and higher their delivery people.
