Burger King

No. "Public sector" relates to jobs, industries or services provided and funded by the state.

from google searches about 3,700 a month

2009

In the Midwest states its Pan O Gold Baking Company.

Vegetarians, as a result of not eating meat products, can often be lacking in....

*Protein

*Calcium

*Iron

*B6 Vitamins

*B12 Vitamins

*Essential Amino Acids

It's less fattening than most food (as in, less fattening than a "meat" burguer if you know what I mean).

A burger bar is a fast-food restaurant serving primarily hamburgers and similar dishes.

There are 380 calories in a medium frie at mcdonalds with 170 calories from fat. For a small frie there are 230 calories and last for a large frie there are 500 calories.

Hope it Helped :)

For more nutrition information go to www.McDonalds.com!

Burger kings cheese burgers are sweet and mcdonalds has pickels yuck! so burgerking wins YAY :) :D

they make $300 a week $1200 a month in a year you can make $14400-28000 but that's on minimum wage as a crew member.

the staff makes by hour from 8.25 to 8.75

the shift managers they makes from 9.25 to 10.75 is the max

a store manager makes 35k To 45K in one year

the reason burger king is a cheap company they don't want to pay more to their employees. Even thought they work hard.

but in a district level they are over 70k a year or more depending how many stores they run

1. McDonald

2. Wendy's

3. Tim Horton

Burger King are paying an awful amount of money which is £500.000 pound a month which is £125.000 a week and that is for burgers chips and stuff like that

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A Burger King can be found only at Motorway Services in England, and convenient locations spread over America.

Burger King and Mcdonald's are basically on the same scale. Even though McDonald's has more of a healthy variety... the actual fast food is higher in saturated fat and calories.

There are many thousands of them. You will have to specify a location.

Only management receives paid time off. Crew members get no such benefit.

You didn't say how sick you became, but these days people sue over much less than this ... which is why we are in the shape we are in, but it is a free country. You may consider or look into attorney fees first. A consultation can be found free if you look, and then others charge 50.00 just for that. And then there's proof that the meat was the culprit, and even if it was it would seem you would have noticed raw meat as you ate, so ... you need to consider all of these things before jumping in and sueing.

It depends on what its made out of, where its cooked, how its cooked. you have to be specific, Eg. "whats a good name for a burger made on a barbecue"

Then i would answer 'Barbecue burger"

McDonalds burgers are fried on a griddle, where the grease pools around the burger. Burger King's burgers are "flame broiled" on a grill, and the grease falls through the grill.

However, the difference in "healthiness" is minuscule, and depends more on the toppings than on the way the meat is prepared.

If you are faced with a business that does not have access to your W2 (even after you've been employed there) making a call to the corporate office is your best chance for recovering your information. By law a business is required to have a W2 for an employee that has worked for them.

It is a faster paced job. A job there would involve a lot of walking back and forth, and during rush hours at noon or dinner time expect about a hundred people to serve. Although it also depends on the building location and how popular the building is. Basically it can be a fast paced job but it also is very easy work with minimal physical work. Most physical you'll get is with fry grease jugs or re-stalking the freezer every week.

Fast food franchises are a good marketing tool. Supposedly you are better off getting a good franchise location than getting a medical degree.