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Q: What kind of wages does McDonald's pay their staff in China?

I mean, is it a good job? Are they humane? Or do they take as much as they can get while screwing the staff over?

14 years 50 weeks ago in  Business & Jobs - China

 
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I would assume they pay minimum wage, which is not really enough to live on.

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I've heard they get benefits.

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I had a friend that was at college and I think she said 10 rmb per hour. She used to work and save money and then travel during her holidays, So I think it was alright for students. She was at KFC so maybe they get more.

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Yeah, KFC back home is union, hard to belive, but true.

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well on the bottom level it is 2000 rmb a month and on a managerial rank it is like 4000 to 6000 RMB.

which is not bad as per chinese standards.

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As per  jahanzeeb's answer though they also get benefits. I can't remember exact amounts but I had a friend who did it part time "because she didn't want her friend to be lonely there" and she got like 40 (50?)% off too. Not everyone's thing if you're smelling nothing but Mc D's all day but at least they're giving something.

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Probably around 3000 kuai plus at least 40% discounts on their food. That's how it is in the states here though they probably get the food for free!

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Which McDs do you work at?

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I heard they get first pick from the dumpster.

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No idea cause where i live there is no McDonald's........My bad luck

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