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McDonald’s said Monday it plans to hire up to 375,000 U.S. restaurant employees this summer, its biggest hiring push in years. The Chicago-based burger giant said the beefed-up job openings at both ...

McDonald's is planning to hire up to 375,000 workers at restaurants across the country this summer, the company announced on May 12. Joe Erlinger, McDonald's USA's president, made the announcement at ...

As part of this expansion, the company just announced it plans to hire 375,000 new workers across the U.S. this summer. NBC News, reporting on the announcement, remarks it’s one of the biggest hiring ...

McDonald’s is hiring an astounding 375,000 new workers this summer for permanent positions in their 14,300 locations across the United States, which is the largest mass hiring the company has done in ...

McDonald's is gearing up for a major seasonal hiring push, announcing plans on Monday to recruit "up to 375,000 restaurant employees" across the United States this summer. With an estimated 150,000 ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Local McDonald’s restaurants in New York state will hire approximately 7,083 job seekers this summer – an initiative the company says will play an integral role in boosting the ...

Several McDonald's locations are looking to hire more employees this summer.The iconic restaurant chain said they hope to hire almost 1,000 new employees in Louisville and Lexington. The restaurants ...

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McDonald’s is seeking to hire up to 375,000 people ahead of the busy summer season, marking its biggest employment initiative in five years. The hiring surge is focused on staffing up its 13,000 US ...

McDonald's announced plans Monday for its biggest hiring "surge" in years. The world's largest hamburger chain, based in Chicago, said the company and its franchisees plan to hire up to 375,000 ...