Amazon's high pay may choke restaurant industry comeback

It's not hard to find people for unskilled work if you are offering a fair wage. Why would anyone in the US want to work for a restaurant unless they had no choice, when they aren't even entitled to minimum wage. It's outrageous that tips are considered part of people wage, as in reality it's just charity compensating for employers not paying for the work.

This is nonsense: Amazon has about a million employees, the restaurant industry employs about 15 million.

&gt; Now, restaurants are developing incentives to lure workers back. At the same time, Amazon is beefing up its own hiring perks.<p>This seems like healthy capitalism at work.