Fast Food Salaries - McDonald's

When one thinks of fast food chains, a certain name stands out among the rest: McDonald's. The restaurant giant has helped shape the face of fast food as we know it and has established a presence all over the world. As such, McDonald's is also responsible for employing hundreds of thousands of people. But how are its fast food salaries? McDonald's salaries vary by job title, with employees earning a range of wages depending on their positions, according to the Fast Food Salaries by Job chart. Researching Fast Food Salaries by Years Experience for McDonald's shows that more experienced employees have ample opportunity to ascend the ranks when it comes to salary; median McDonald's salaries jump from around $7.00 for those with less than a year of experience to around $10.00 an hour for employees with 10 to 19 years of experience. Another way to increase McDonald's salaries is to become a permanent, full-time employee; looking at McDonald's Salaries by Employment Status, we can see that permanent employees earn over $2.00 more per hour than their part-time counterparts. Of course, hourly wage differs greatly from state to state. The report on Fast Food Salaries by State shows that median McDonald's salaries are currently highest in California and Ohio.

How do McDonald's salaries stack up against other fast food salaries? Check out Fast Food Salaries by Employer to see which chains offer the most competitive salaries. Currently, Chick-fil-A stands out as having the highest salary in the fast food industry, while McDonald's salaries are tied for second place with Burger King.