McDonald's : carrières et emplois

Am graduate who have passion and love hotel activities

Biggest issue is upper management pushing for insanely fast service, to in return generate more money. This completely undermine's the employees health and quality of service. To put it simply, the faster you have the be, and the more tasks you need to do at the same time, the more errors you'll make, and the more unhappy customers you'll get, which slows everything down and makes the employees even more stressed out. Value your employees over money and you'll get your money's worth in return.

50% off meals at participating restaurants in Canada, and free drinks during your shift (small or medium coffee, tea, and pop). Discounts for GoodLife Fitness, Apple, SoftMoc, and Payless Shoe Source to name a few. Sometimes they'll have crew outings and franchise-wide activities (basketball and volleyball competitions, laser tag, talent shows, etc.), but the depends on the franchise. The hours are pretty flexible for students. Benefits are offered to full-time employees who work 32-40 hours a week, and it's deducted from your pay. Great training and development programs for those who want to move up within the restaurant.

15 or 18 to work as a graveyard shift

At my location you have to be 14+ and to work in the kitchen you must be 16+.

14 et plus

They will ask you several questions pertaining to your hobbies, goals, situational questions, etc. In most cases you will be called back if you are hired, within the same day or next.

Yes you get paid

None, a coworker came up to me once with a clipboard and asked what conducted electricity, I said water, she put a checkmark next to my name, and that is all I was taught about how to prevent injury in the workplace, other than managers rolling their eyes when you ask for a bandaid

Minimum wage or whatever your wage is depending on your position/time spent within the company. The only perk is free meals for crew who work overnights.

Yes you get paid

Yes, they do.