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Patrick Doyle, CEO of Domino's Pizza.
"We've gotta pay more to get people right now," $4$4. "The great news is the economy is moving, it is getting better, it's getting harder to hire people."
The average delivery driver at Domino's makes $7.76 an hour, according $4. Cashiers make $7.94 an hour.
Domino's business is 90% franchised, meaning that individual operators set pay rates, reports Emily Cohn that The Huffington Post.
Here's the interview with Doyle:
Wal-Mart and McDonald's have $4 they will raise wages.
While this expensive investment is driving the share price down right now, it's actually necessary for long-term success.
"Pay and benefits are a key ingredient to improving the store experience," CFO Charles Holley told press and analysts in February.
Domino's business has $4.