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As Covid vaccination rates rise entertainment events and rental homes and cars are selling out but companies are struggling to fill job vacancies<br>
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As Covid vaccination rates rise entertainment events and rental homes and cars are selling out but companies are struggling to fill job vacancies<br>
McDonald's Restaurant Offers Free iPhones to Attract New Employees On 5/24/21 at 8:48 AM EDT One branch of McDonald's is reportedly offering employees iPhones in an effort to attract new workers, according to a photo circulating on Twitter. The photo appears to show a hiring sign at a McDonald's restaurant advertising a free iPhone to new staff members after six months' employment, as long as they meet the employment criteria. The tweet, shared by user @brogawd_, has been liked more than 190,000 times and shared more than 30,000 times. The user @brogawd_ shared the photo and said: "LMFAO G MC...
https://www.afinalwarning.com/514516.html (Natural News) Due to a serious labor shortage in his restaurants, the owner of a McDonald’s franchise in Tampa, Florida, said he is willing to pay people $50 just to show up for a job interview. Despite this incentive, he is still struggling to find applicants for his store because people make more money from unemployment benefits. Blake Casper, who owns 60 McDonald’s restaurants around Tampa, said one of his general managers and supervisors came up with the plan to pay would-be employees just to show up for the interview after he told them to...
The wage increases will impact only company-owned McDonald's restaurants, which make up just 5% of the fast-food chain's roughly 13,700 US locations.
McDonald's is raising wages, but 95% of its US workers will not be impacted by the change ktaylor@businessinsider.com (Kate Taylor) McDonald's announced on Thursday it is raising workers' pay at all company-owned locations. Just 5% of McDonald's US locations are owned by the company, meaning 95% will not be impacted. McDonald's encouraged franchisees to make similar investments "in ways that make the most sense." Popular Searches On Thursday, McDonald's announced that it is rolling out pay increases, averaging 10%, at all corporate-owned stores. The increases will shift minimu...