Fast food workers are clamoring for a higher minimum wage. But the CEO of one big restaurant chain worries that boosting the minimum wage to $15 an hour could hurt teens looking for their first job.
Sally Smith, the CEO of Buffalo Wild Wings (BWLD), told CNNMoney Wednesday that her company and other restaurants may not want to hire teens for $15 an hour because that's too much to pay for an inexperienced worker.
Restaurant CEO: $15 minimum wage hurts teen jobs - Jul. 29, 2015
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