8. They can only eat in a designated roomÂ
To the majority of us, break time means your own personal time, which you get to spend wherever and however you desire. Surprisingly, this is not the case for McDonald’s workers. During the meal break, they cannot eat in the same area where the customers do, they have their own particular area.
This rule may be applied in order to create a sense of privacy for the staff, or a sense of discipline and order among their workers, in order to assure the customers that everything is taken care of.
10 thoughts on “10 Shocking Rules McDonald’s Employees HAVE to Follow”
It is nice to notice that McDonald’s does not have a tip box. I frown upon tip boxes and also the IPad that servers bring to your table and make you fill out your check while they are standing over you. I always tip well, however, some businesses are getting ridiculous in the ways that they are demanding tips. I blame this on the business itself. Thank you McDonald’s! You are a class act in keeping things traditional. Best food and best service always!!
so so so over the top almost to to restrictive….
I came back…with A QUESTION…and with all of the rules…to FOLLOW to the people in charge…TREAT THESE FOLKS with KINDNESS?? RESPECT???? SOME SMILES?? LOTS OF THANKS?
AND DO THEY MAKE A DECENT LIVING WAGE?…so so so CURIOUS…everyone stay safe…OK
Thanks for reading…..
If only they would follow the rules
I think the rules are spot on. They know what they’re doing. Makes me feel better about going there!
You are absolutely right all the rules make sense when you are feeding the public and making food safe.
Most companies I have worked for have all these rules. Those rules are light compared to CFA!
There is nothing wrong with any of those rules, in fact they all make since. More businesses should have similar rules!!
I think the rules are fantastic. Other companies should take note and put into place their own rules on what is expected of their employees. I’ve watched a lot of disrespect in the workplace, both to the employer as well as the customer. I make a point of complimenting when I see an employee doing a good job.
Why are these considered bad? These are the same rules as a walmart