"California Fast Food Workers Face Uncertainty Amid Franchise Closures and Minimum Wage Changes"

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Fosters Freeze in Lemoore, California, abruptly closed, leaving employees without jobs, including Assistant General Manager Monica Navarro, who was blindsided by the closure and had been looking forward to the new $20 minimum wage increase. The owner, Loren Wright, did not provide any notice to the workers, leading to frustration and uncertainty among the staff. The closure has sparked criticism of California's minimum wage policies and their impact on small businesses, with concerns about reduced hours, layoffs, and automation.
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