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3) Start a petition to boycott your local McDonalds restaurants until they improve the working conditions of employees.

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2) You could write a persuasive letter encouraging the corporation to give their workers more benefits and a more structured schedule.

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RIVERSIDE: Protest at McDonald's seeks higher wages

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A demonstration at a McDonald's in Riverside is one of three in the Inland region - and among 200 nationwide. The goal was to better working conditions in the fast-food industry.

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3) passing a law that puts bullet proof shields in front of the workers to ensure their safety

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2) passing a law that ensures that workers get full payment in money and not with food

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WORLD'S OLDEST MCDONALD'S WORKER

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Inside Edition: World's Oldest McDonald's Worker

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Kyle Gallagher, John Hansen, and Ben Leyland traveled to Iowa to contribute to a story for Inside Edition about the world's oldest McDonald's employee, Sara Dappen.

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1) passing a law in the United States which prohibits fast food restaurants from hiring any person under the age of 19

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"The same demographic groups widely employed at fast food restaurants -the young and the poor- are also responsible for much of the nation's violent crime." Pg. 84

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"America's fast food restaurants are now more attractive to armed robbers than convenience stores, gas stations, or banks." Pg. 83

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"While the real value of the wages paid to restaurant workers has declined for the past three decades, the earnings of restaurant company executives have risen considerably." Pg.73

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The injury rate of teenage workers in the United States is about twice as high as that of adult workers. Pg. 83

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No other industry in the U.S. has a workforce so dominated by adolescents. Pg.68

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"Workers were forced to wait until things got busy at a restaurant before officially starting their shifts. They were forced to clean restaurants on their own time. And they were sometimes compensated with food, not wages." Pg. 75

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“As the number of baby-boom teenagers declined, the fast food chains began to hire other marginalized workers: recent immigrants, the elderly, and the handicapped.” Pg. 70

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Roughly 90 percent of the nation's fast food workers are paid an hourly wage, provided no benefits, and scheduled to work only as needed. Pg. 74

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The fast food industry pays the minimum wage to a higher proportion of its workers than any other in American history. Pg. 73

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In 1998 more restaurant workers were murdered on the job in the United States than police officers. Pg. 83

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This problem would be solved in the real world by doing one of the following: