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McDonald’s announces big cash incentives to win staff over

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July 25, 2022

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Fast-food chains are resorting to big cash incentives to win staff in the competitive world of the great resignation as industries lose staff quicker than they can hire them

One McDonalds in Sydney Australia has helped deliver 50 new hires thanks to a new sign-on bonus worth 1-thousand dollars.

According to the report in the AFR, the sign-on bonuses in the hospitality sector shows the true extent of the skills shortage.

If you thought that was generous, a town down under in the mountain ranges of New South Wales is offering a 20-thousand sign-on bonus for a GP.

There are also $15,000 sign-on bonuses for nurses to work in corrections facilities in Melbourne and Sydney.

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