McDonald's

Sharp McDonald Center was created in 1998.

If you don't care about moving up in the company, no. Most employers are very forgiving and don't enforce some rules. If you do however, desire a promotion/promotions then you will have to go out of your way to earn a position.

A franchise fee is an initial amount that pays to the company to make use of the brand name, and its resources.

The company’s franchise disclosure document (FDD), has clear mention of the franchise fee details.

Signing an agreement and paying the fees allows you to use the franchisor’s business system and/or products.

Factors Used To Determining the Franchise Fees

There are many factors are used to determine the fee, it includes:

 Uniqueness

 Complexity of the system

 Profitability of the business

 Expected return of investment (ROI)

 Cost of development of company

 Company ‘s acquisition and granting franchises

Why It Is Important To Pay A Franchise Fee?

Every company and franchisor deserves to charge a franchise fee and it is the duty of franchising to pay that, it is not for the company’s profit, it’s for your profit.

• Paid for the brand value – Franchise businesses eliminate incurring expenses because they are already established brands. Company presence both online and offline. More importantly, the brand is already known to the people and the internet.

• Putting money on the table – It makes franchising value and more accountability yourself.

• Ongoing training & Support – Company gives comprehensive training and support that advances you on right track.

Who is McDonald? McDonald's was founded by Dick and Mac McDonald, and then expanded and franchised out by Ray Kroc.

Anything at McDonalds is going to fattening and bad for your health/the environment

Yes right now in the houston area McDonalds has Tuesday specials

It depends on the state and how often you get a break. Most states require a 15 min break every 6 hours.

17,000

I applied to McDonald's because I understood that it was the best company in the world, the most successful fast food company, and I wanted to work for a company that does so much to help the community, the environment, and the world.

nuts on your hot fudge sundae

it's 0.99 cents

For any public company in the U.S., the easiest thing to do is to go to the SECs website and run a search:

http://www.sec.gov/edgar/searchedgar/companysearch.html

Once the results come up for the company you want, narrow them to show only form DEF 14a. This is the proxy statement, which will show (among other things) major shareholders. Use the most recent one:

http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/63908/000119312510080079/ddef14a.htm#toc84155_23

Click through a few links to get to the proxy statement, and then search for the phrase "security ownership" using CTRL+F. You'll jump to the section with a table showing anyone who owns more than 5% of the company - these are considered "major shareholders". It'll have the amount and percentage of the company they own.

I work at McDonald's....the brand image is the "golden arch"

3.00$

Paper, plastic, and metal cans.

yes

head office is located at 17/f citibank centre bldg. paseo de roxas avenue salcedo village makati city...

Yes there is, i went to Tunisia myself and saw one.

No

The first omniplex, a multi-screen cinema concept, was opened in 1986 in Dublin, Ireland. This innovative format allowed for multiple films to be shown simultaneously in one location, revolutionizing the movie-going experience. The success of this model led to the widespread adoption of multiplex cinemas worldwide.

about 200 million

On the bottom of the box of a Happy Meal, it tells you what the next toys are going to be.

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