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The only thing McDonald's sells that isn't poisonous is their coffee.
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This, along with Wal-Mart's announcement that they will also raise pay, is a sign the economy is getting better.
McDonald’s Corp. plans to raise pay by more than 10% and add benefits like paid vacation for workers at U.S. restaurants it operates, an effort to rejuvenate the struggling fast-food giant that offers fresh evidence of rising wage pressure in the American labor market.
Starting July 1, McDonald’s will pay at least $1 per hour more than the local legal minimum wage for employees at the roughly 1,500 restaurants it owns in the U.S. The increase, which McDonald’s said will apply to some 90,000 workers at all levels of experience and rank, will lift the average hourly rate for its U.S. restaurant employees to $9.90 on July 1 and more than $10 by the end of 2016, from $9.01 currently. McDonald’s also will enable workers after a year of employment to accrue up to five days of paid time-off annually.
McDonald s to Raise Hourly Pay for 90 000 Workers - WSJ
wow weird
large greedy corporations giving raises
WITHOUT the assistance of big brother increasing minimum wages
Hint BIG FEDERAL GOV'T OVER THE SMALL STATES RIGHTS GROUP
How about raising the quality of their poison...eh... I mean, food.
large greedy corporations giving raises
WITHOUT the assistance of big brother increasing minimum wages
This, along with Wal-Mart's announcement that they will also raise pay, is a sign the economy is getting better.
McDonald’s Corp. plans to raise pay by more than 10% and add benefits like paid vacation for workers at U.S. restaurants it operates, an effort to rejuvenate the struggling fast-food giant that offers fresh evidence of rising wage pressure in the American labor market.
Starting July 1, McDonald’s will pay at least $1 per hour more than the local legal minimum wage for employees at the roughly 1,500 restaurants it owns in the U.S. The increase, which McDonald’s said will apply to some 90,000 workers at all levels of experience and rank, will lift the average hourly rate for its U.S. restaurant employees to $9.90 on July 1 and more than $10 by the end of 2016, from $9.01 currently. McDonald’s also will enable workers after a year of employment to accrue up to five days of paid time-off annually.
McDonald s to Raise Hourly Pay for 90 000 Workers - WSJ
That means they are planning a massive roll out of automation and significant reductions in the workforce.
This, along with Wal-Mart's announcement that they will also raise pay, is a sign the economy is getting better.
McDonald’s Corp. plans to raise pay by more than 10% and add benefits like paid vacation for workers at U.S. restaurants it operates, an effort to rejuvenate the struggling fast-food giant that offers fresh evidence of rising wage pressure in the American labor market.
Starting July 1, McDonald’s will pay at least $1 per hour more than the local legal minimum wage for employees at the roughly 1,500 restaurants it owns in the U.S. The increase, which McDonald’s said will apply to some 90,000 workers at all levels of experience and rank, will lift the average hourly rate for its U.S. restaurant employees to $9.90 on July 1 and more than $10 by the end of 2016, from $9.01 currently. McDonald’s also will enable workers after a year of employment to accrue up to five days of paid time-off annually.
McDonald s to Raise Hourly Pay for 90 000 Workers - WSJ
That means they are planning a massive roll out of automation and significant reductions in the workforce.
Indeed. The schedule to Unleash the Robots will now be accelerated.
This, along with Wal-Mart's announcement that they will also raise pay, is a sign the economy is getting better.
McDonald’s Corp. plans to raise pay by more than 10% and add benefits like paid vacation for workers at U.S. restaurants it operates, an effort to rejuvenate the struggling fast-food giant that offers fresh evidence of rising wage pressure in the American labor market.
Starting July 1, McDonald’s will pay at least $1 per hour more than the local legal minimum wage for employees at the roughly 1,500 restaurants it owns in the U.S. The increase, which McDonald’s said will apply to some 90,000 workers at all levels of experience and rank, will lift the average hourly rate for its U.S. restaurant employees to $9.90 on July 1 and more than $10 by the end of 2016, from $9.01 currently. McDonald’s also will enable workers after a year of employment to accrue up to five days of paid time-off annually.
McDonald s to Raise Hourly Pay for 90 000 Workers - WSJ
That means they are planning a massive roll out of automation and significant reductions in the workforce.
Indeed. The schedule to Unleash the Robots will now be accelerated.
it doesn't matter to liberals as long as they have not driven every single job to china or replaced every job with a robot.
If there is just one job left at a high mimimum wage they will be very happily call it a victory!
This, along with Wal-Mart's announcement that they will also raise pay, is a sign the economy is getting better.
McDonald’s Corp. plans to raise pay by more than 10% and add benefits like paid vacation for workers at U.S. restaurants it operates, an effort to rejuvenate the struggling fast-food giant that offers fresh evidence of rising wage pressure in the American labor market.
Starting July 1, McDonald’s will pay at least $1 per hour more than the local legal minimum wage for employees at the roughly 1,500 restaurants it owns in the U.S. The increase, which McDonald’s said will apply to some 90,000 workers at all levels of experience and rank, will lift the average hourly rate for its U.S. restaurant employees to $9.90 on July 1 and more than $10 by the end of 2016, from $9.01 currently. McDonald’s also will enable workers after a year of employment to accrue up to five days of paid time-off annually.
McDonald s to Raise Hourly Pay for 90 000 Workers - WSJ
That means they are planning a massive roll out of automation and significant reductions in the workforce.
Indeed. The schedule to Unleash the Robots will now be accelerated.
Hint BIG FEDERAL GOV'T OVER THE SMALL STATES RIGHTS GROUP
dear, how can it be big at 1% the size of todays govt on an inflation and per capita adjusted basis??
See why we have to be positve a liberal will be slow? For 13th time can you tell us if you are a communist??
How about raising the quality of their poison...eh... I mean, food.
and the IQ of their workers....eek
90, 000 is a drop in the bucket. 92 million out of work
This, along with Wal-Mart's announcement that they will also raise pay, is a sign the economy is getting better.
McDonald’s Corp. plans to raise pay by more than 10% and add benefits like paid vacation for workers at U.S. restaurants it operates, an effort to rejuvenate the struggling fast-food giant that offers fresh evidence of rising wage pressure in the American labor market.
Starting July 1, McDonald’s will pay at least $1 per hour more than the local legal minimum wage for employees at the roughly 1,500 restaurants it owns in the U.S. The increase, which McDonald’s said will apply to some 90,000 workers at all levels of experience and rank, will lift the average hourly rate for its U.S. restaurant employees to $9.90 on July 1 and more than $10 by the end of 2016, from $9.01 currently. McDonald’s also will enable workers after a year of employment to accrue up to five days of paid time-off annually.
McDonald s to Raise Hourly Pay for 90 000 Workers - WSJ
That means they are planning a massive roll out of automation and significant reductions in the workforce.
Indeed. The schedule to Unleash the Robots will now be accelerated.
This, along with Wal-Mart's announcement that they will also raise pay, is a sign the economy is getting better.
McDonald’s Corp. plans to raise pay by more than 10% and add benefits like paid vacation for workers at U.S. restaurants it operates, an effort to rejuvenate the struggling fast-food giant that offers fresh evidence of rising wage pressure in the American labor market.
Starting July 1, McDonald’s will pay at least $1 per hour more than the local legal minimum wage for employees at the roughly 1,500 restaurants it owns in the U.S. The increase, which McDonald’s said will apply to some 90,000 workers at all levels of experience and rank, will lift the average hourly rate for its U.S. restaurant employees to $9.90 on July 1 and more than $10 by the end of 2016, from $9.01 currently. McDonald’s also will enable workers after a year of employment to accrue up to five days of paid time-off annually.
McDonald s to Raise Hourly Pay for 90 000 Workers - WSJ
That means they are planning a massive roll out of automation and significant reductions in the workforce.
Indeed. The schedule to Unleash the Robots will now be accelerated.
that's what the car companies did. in large part because of union demands
Liberals dont do that. Business owners do. No one is forcing them to automate. They want to make more money while feeding the population crappy food.This, along with Wal-Mart's announcement that they will also raise pay, is a sign the economy is getting better.
McDonald’s Corp. plans to raise pay by more than 10% and add benefits like paid vacation for workers at U.S. restaurants it operates, an effort to rejuvenate the struggling fast-food giant that offers fresh evidence of rising wage pressure in the American labor market.
Starting July 1, McDonald’s will pay at least $1 per hour more than the local legal minimum wage for employees at the roughly 1,500 restaurants it owns in the U.S. The increase, which McDonald’s said will apply to some 90,000 workers at all levels of experience and rank, will lift the average hourly rate for its U.S. restaurant employees to $9.90 on July 1 and more than $10 by the end of 2016, from $9.01 currently. McDonald’s also will enable workers after a year of employment to accrue up to five days of paid time-off annually.
McDonald s to Raise Hourly Pay for 90 000 Workers - WSJ
That means they are planning a massive roll out of automation and significant reductions in the workforce.
Indeed. The schedule to Unleash the Robots will now be accelerated.
it doesn't matter to liberals as long as they have not driven every single job to china or replaced every job with a robot.
If there is just one job left at a high mimimum wage they will be very happily call it a victory!
You do know Mcdonalds is losing money........
This, along with Wal-Mart's announcement that they will also raise pay, is a sign the economy is getting better.
McDonald’s Corp. plans to raise pay by more than 10% and add benefits like paid vacation for workers at U.S. restaurants it operates, an effort to rejuvenate the struggling fast-food giant that offers fresh evidence of rising wage pressure in the American labor market.
Starting July 1, McDonald’s will pay at least $1 per hour more than the local legal minimum wage for employees at the roughly 1,500 restaurants it owns in the U.S. The increase, which McDonald’s said will apply to some 90,000 workers at all levels of experience and rank, will lift the average hourly rate for its U.S. restaurant employees to $9.90 on July 1 and more than $10 by the end of 2016, from $9.01 currently. McDonald’s also will enable workers after a year of employment to accrue up to five days of paid time-off annually.
McDonald s to Raise Hourly Pay for 90 000 Workers - WSJ
wow weird
large greedy corporations giving raises
WITHOUT the assistance of big brother increasing minimum wages
Guess the protests paid off at the fast food places?
. No one is forcing them to automate. They want to make more money while feeding the population crappy food.
This, along with Wal-Mart's announcement that they will also raise pay, is a sign the economy is getting better.
McDonald’s Corp. plans to raise pay by more than 10% and add benefits like paid vacation for workers at U.S. restaurants it operates, an effort to rejuvenate the struggling fast-food giant that offers fresh evidence of rising wage pressure in the American labor market.
Starting July 1, McDonald’s will pay at least $1 per hour more than the local legal minimum wage for employees at the roughly 1,500 restaurants it owns in the U.S. The increase, which McDonald’s said will apply to some 90,000 workers at all levels of experience and rank, will lift the average hourly rate for its U.S. restaurant employees to $9.90 on July 1 and more than $10 by the end of 2016, from $9.01 currently. McDonald’s also will enable workers after a year of employment to accrue up to five days of paid time-off annually.
McDonald s to Raise Hourly Pay for 90 000 Workers - WSJ
Germany is 40% unionized, they have an outsourcing problem there?
Yeah, NOT Corp greed ?