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By www.iHeartToby.com Apr 19, 2021 A McDonald’s in Florida is paying people $50 just to show up for a job interview. But it’s still not attracting many applicants. Blake Casper, the franchisee who owns the restaurant, says that a general manager and supervisor came up with the idea for the interview reward after he told them to “do whatever you need to do” to hire workers. Casper owns 60 McDonald’s restaurants in the Tampa, Florida area. Casper said that, to his surprise, offering pe...

By www.iHeartToby.com Apr 19, 2021 A McDonald’s in Florida is paying people $50 just to show up for a job interview. But it’s still not attracting many applicants. Blake Casper, the franchisee who owns the restaurant, says that a general manager and supervisor came up with the idea for the interview reward after he told them to “do whatever you need to do” to hire workers. Casper owns 60 McDonald’s restaurants in the Tampa, Florida area. Casper said that, to his surprise, offering pe...

This is a pretty easy way to earn $50.

AP One McDonalds in Florida is offering $50 for anyone who comes in for a job interview.  The owner of the location, Blake Casper, told Insider that restaurants are "scrambling for help." Casper said it has not been this difficult to hire workers in decades.  A McDonalds in Florida is paying people $50 just to show up for a job interview. But its still not attracting many applicants. Blake Casper, the franchisee who owns the restaurant, told Insider that a genera...

McDonald’s Joins the Fierce Fight for Chicken Sandwich Supremacy Fast-food chains like Chick-fil-A and Popeyes have been vying for chicken supremacy, capitalizing on the sandwich’s popularity with customers. “We’ve been clamoring for it,” one McDonald’s franchise owner said of the chain’s new Crispy Chicken Sandwich.Credit...McDonalds Feb. 23, 2021 One of the fiercest food-world fights in recent years has featured fast-food chains vying for supremacy over who ...

Fast-food chains like Chick-fil-A and Popeyes have been vying for chicken supremacy, capitalizing on the sandwichs popularity with customers.

After years of research and testing, McDonald’s is trying its own take on the crispy chicken sandwich, releasing three versions: original, spicy and deluxe, with lettuce and tomato. Will it be worth the wait?

After years of research and testing, McDonald’s is trying its own take on the crispy chicken sandwich, releasing three versions: original, spicy and deluxe, with lettuce and tomato. Will it be worth the wait?

Not lovin’ it McDonald’s across the country were hit by COVID-19 outbreaks as hundreds of complaints alleged safety breakdowns. Illustrations by Jeremy Nguyen for Reveal This story was co-published by the Los Angeles Times. In the crowded kitchen of a McDonald’s outlet on a working-class commercial stretch of Oakland, California, it was as though the coronavirus didn’t exist. Social distancing wasn’t enforced in the early weeks of the pandemic, workers at the Telegraph Avenue store c...

Print In the crowded kitchen of a McDonald’s outlet on a working-class commercial stretch of Oakland, it was as though the coronavirus didn’t exist. Social distancing wasn’t enforced in the early weeks of the pandemic, workers at the Telegraph Avenue store claimed: As they boxed Big Macs, scooped French fries and bagged orders, they often stood shoulder to shoulder. For the record: 2:55 PM, Jan. 21, 2021This article stated that “Aguántante” is a Spanish word for “put up with it.”...