McDonald's Raises Average Salaries For First Time In China
August 10, 2007 |
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Starting September 1, all of the 815 McDonald's outlets in China will raise about 95% of their employees' salaries.
According to the China Chain Store & Franchise Association, after this change, the average salary at McDonald's will rise from 12% to about 56% of the lowest salary standard regulated by local governments.
McDonald's reportedly decided to adjust the salary system within its fast food stores in order to build a rational salary framework. About 40,000 of its employees will benefit from this change. McDonald's Shanghai plans increases of 19% and McDonald's Guangdong plans raises of 17%.
At the same time, employees in McDonald's have voted on their new favorite uniforms. About 100,000 uniforms will be tailored and delivered to China stores within two months.
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