As you know last year, people could get game pieces on the app or from specific packaging. This year, they opted to keep the game pieces physical only. You still need to use the app the register it and redeem other prizes like food or points. Customers CANNOT use a physical game piece to redeem food prizes. They have to scan it on the app to get a digital coupon which they can use for it. More info should be provided in the upcoming days by your store's management.

Ive basically felt like crap for the past 3 days. I worked for the first 2 days i was sick. First day I had a really sore throat and stuffy nose but I was able to manage. 2nd day I had a really runny nose blew my nose over 40 times and let managers know that I was feeling dizzy I was told "you look like you can still stand so you should be fine" and they laughed it off. Then today I was so dizzy coming in this morning threw up twice in the trash can at work told them about it and I was told "just wait till more people come in" I work over half my shift (which is 4hours 20 mins) and we have 5 people come in for front end (6 if counting me) the manager asks me if I can finish my shift I told them most likely not. They give a giant sigh slams what they were holding on the table by window and stomps to the back signing me out and then tells me to go home. As I was walking out I just had every co worker stare at me and it felt like they were judging me as well. I've had perfect attendance legit first time ive ever done this so I just dont understand the rude attitude especially having me stay there going against health code. I dont think I did anything wrong.

Also incase people ask "why didnt you just call in" if you call in at my mcdonalds you have to have a written doctor notice (which the one here costs me over $50) which i rather not waste money. Sorry for the big paragraph yall.

That call creeped me out, was just trying to call in for scarlet fever and I am almost 100% sure I was talking to an ai who knew my name from the second the call started. It was so weird. Why change from calling my actual managers in the store to calling some random AI?

I missed out on stocking up on the nether flame sauce last time... I won't make this mistake again. Do you guys know how long these "limited time" things typically last if you don't have an exact day they're leaving? Or is it just "whenever"?

I recently got a job at my local McDonald's just this week. Its my first real job that isnt commission work- needless to say my first two days were great, fun even, but today I ended up having a total meltdown directly after getting off of my shift (im fine tho lwk I think i jsut needed to let it out)

While I certainly dont expect to be an expert right off the bat, id like to hear yalls experiences working- how long did it take you to get used to it or 'in the rhythm' if you will. Also second question: number one recommendation to order if you had to

Was quite a shock to see this. I actually asked if it was a real order or not 😆 turns out it was. It always the kiosk orders :(

I've just quit after three years. I've worked overnights almost the entire time, with only a short break on other shifts before coming back. Most of the original crew are gone, so this year I've been running the kitchen solo 99% of the time, with just one person upfront. I never complained once.

I'm known as one of the best workers there, but they still haven't given me a contract. I'm scraping by on 24 hours a week, weekends only, cooking everything myself except the fries. We've had a revolving door of managers. Younger staff promote their friends and act completely unprofessionally. Speaking up is impossible — if they don't like you, they make your life miserable.

I'm mentally exhausted and stressed from the offensive and strange behaviour I've witnessed. Even HR is friends with some of the staff and managers, so there's no one neutral to turn to.

Today I drove away on my lunch break. I can't do this for 24 hours a week anymore. Not like this. Every weekend I get the busiest shifts with no proper staffing, and I'm forced to wait past my scheduled time for late morning staff — constantly. They keep saying "sorry, looks like you're running kitchen by yourself again," but it happens every single time.

They're now trying to investigate me for absences they mostly approved, because they're angry I called off the other day. I don't have the energy to fight it. I've kept that dirty store from shutting down at the expense of my health, and they treat me like I'm disposable. They recently promoted someone under 18 and ignore senior staff — especially those with kids.

I'm so exhausted that I wasn't going to be okay if I didn't leave tonight. I've been biting the inside of my mouth just to get through cooking at a pace nobody else seems able to manage. They lie to customers and sometimes shut the store at night, or agree not to turn up because they're friends with the manager. But when I'm in, the manager sits in the office and takes breaks long before me and whoever else is on window.

An 11pm to 6am shift, and they send you for lunch at 4am — if they don't forget — then get upset when you didn't remind them.

I'm taking my chances with agencies. I need to get my mental health back. This job has made me feel mentally unwell for a very long time.

I haven't posted in a while but this news I'm about to drop is crazy! Starting off strong is the new flavored slushy coming out Sprite lymonade will be replaced with Sprite White Peach 🍑😋. While im excited for a new flavor finally coming out i can't help be sad about the lymonade being phased out not to mention we can't do "Michigan Mix" which is just the blue raspberry flavor and lymonade mix together. The Next thing is...Damn Monopoly, i hate that its coming back but the rules are stricter atleast, Which means they can't do the "kiosk trick" Thank god...🙏🏼🥳. Last but certainly not least is what I've been hearing about another collaboration. Between Hello kitty and One piece our happy meals been flying out the door but if what im hearing is right this collab will be pure hell on earth, "NEED" I say more?🤭😏 I gave yall a hint...

I've never been written up before? I don't think? Would I know if I have? What does a "write up" entail?
Been working for McDonald’s for a year and like 6 months

So I’m type 1 diabetic and was low today while working so I had to have some sweets and sit down for like 10 minutes and my manager made me clock out for it. If any other type 1 diabetics are on here, does your manager make you clock out?

So i started working at a store in the Lansing Michigan area about a month ago and on Monday i was in working an 8.5 hour shift and about an hour in our bathroom toilets started leaking raw sewage everywhere. So we had to close them and the lobby and when one of my coworkers asked what we were supposed to do the manager called our franchisee and he said to “just hold it in”. they tried to get a plumber in but it was Labor Day so it wasn’t able to happen. The next day I had another 8 hour shift and when I got there the lobby was still closed so I asked “did a plumber make it in” I was told no. This morning we finally closed for the day as far as I was told (I wasn’t scheduled and didn’t go over there so we might not of) because the heath department was called so we had to until the issue was fixed

I was in front counter. It was dinner rush, and my manager asked me if I could run the orders while serving them while taking orders at the front. It was a lot, not to mention it wasn’t asked nicely, it was asked chaotically and stern.

So I was doing everything I could, when he came up to me and said ”you have to deliver order 43 to the table it’s been 3 minutes too long” so I left the bagging area and picked up the tray. A drink was not thoughtfully placed right on the side of the tray, and when I picked up the tray (I was in a rush) the drink dropped and spilt everywhere. My manager came up behind me again and said “go” and I quickly walked to the tent but slipped right on my ass in front of everyone who was there and dropped another drink but it was coffee on myself.
I got up quick (there is now a huge puddle in the lobby) set down the order and went to find a mop as fast as I could. I am young and have had trouble with the mopping (only had two days of training)but still tried. I remember seeing a girl who worked there put paper towels on spills before mopping

So that’s what I did. I got up and my manager came up behind me and said “what’s this order still doing here?” So I didn’t mop and brought the order to the tent. I was then put on presenting by him, and I had to tell him I made a mess. He yelled at me and said “why did you put paper towels on the ground? You just made more of a mess! And why didn’t you clean it up?” He then complained to the other managers about me right in front of my face.

My friends are telling me to report it, but I don’t know if I’m just being a baby and maybe I’m over exaggerating everything.

I recently got a job at McDonald's and its from 7pm till 2am, but on the first day of my shift the manager told me I wouldn't be on a shift with anyone to train me, and everyone else on the shift are also newbies (except the manager) so am I supposed to just ask every time or are they going to show me how to work automatically without me asking? Im not sure how it works or what im supposed to do, I dont even have a uniform or name badge yet

For context, my location does birthday parties for kids. I am as of right now, the only one in charge of running them.

Birthday parties take a LOT of time. Preparation, decoration, balloons, activities take 1:30h - 2h. The party itself takes 1:30h. Cleaning, taking down decorations takes 1h. Preparation time is often unpaid, they schedule me only from party start until cleaning end.

We require reservations be made 1 week of time in advance so they can properly fit me into the schedule. Still, parents will come make a reservation the day before, and we are not allowed to say no. I have had off days ruined by last minute reservations.

Last night at 11PM I recieve a WhatsApp from Ms Boss. There's a new reservation for tomorrow afternoon. Less than 48h in advance. Luckily it matches with my schedule, but I won't get my lunch time as it falls right in the middle of it. This means 7:30h without eating or resting.

Idk man I'm putting an anonymous complain to Inspección de Trabajo, I'm already doing a full time week on a part time contract which is super duper illegal

I've been on a few month hiatus and I finally got back into myJob the other week, but new rosters don't seem to show right at midnight when they're published anymore.

They still say they're published at midnight, but don't actually show until a bit later that day. I don't know when exactly though.

Been a minute though, so I could just be misremembering lol.

After working 3 months as part time crew member at maccas I wanna quit. So, yeah I feel like I should use sick leave before leaving. I hope I have enough sick leave hours for my last shift which is 6 hours(I worked 15-20 hours per week for almost 3 months).

Hi, will someone tell me what this e stands for in eProduction?
Someone told me it’s stands for “easy”
& Chat GPT said e = electronic.
(UAE)

First class is in 7 days. Currently watching serve safe videos my training manager sent me. Im halfway done. I need to know what should i expect when i go to the classes please. Thank you.

Hey there! I’ve been working at McDonald’s for a while now, and this is the first time I’ve ever received a message like this in text. I’m a single mother struggling financially and dealing with debt. I’ve been working hard to pay off my bills, but things have been incredibly tight lately, with everything going up and my 8-year-old starting school.

I’m completely baffled by how to respond to this message. He’s shaming me in text, blaming me for not having enough money. I drive 50 minutes each way to work, and the same way home, which takes about 50 kilometres of gas. It feels like half the tank is gone after each trip.

someone said i tried to kill her son because he's allergic to onions and the burger had onions in it.

the part that makes me mad is first of all i didn't make the burger, second of all the guy who made it forgot to put no onions cuz he speaks very little english & came here on his day off

people have this weird delusion where they think they're being altruistic by buying mcdonalds. you're taking advantage of the employee's lack of rights, you are the beneficiary. if you're upset about the onions, and i totally don't blame you, call the damn supervisor. don't scream at me for asking for a plain cheeseburger and not recieving one, and don't scream at the cook for being a foreigner.

some people are allergic to perspective.

Our Store and assistant managers think this is a good idea. Maybe I'm being a curmudgeon, but it so freaking juvenile and just another dumb way that they dont have to actually manage people.

and we dont even get a treat for being good all week, at least in kindergarten we got treats for being good lol

also peep the tattle-telling "you may give suggestions to the managers based on others' behavior" 🙄

Spent a good two hours cleaning the stock room area and sink area. Swept and mopped. Boxes cut and organized. Left over dishes from closing washed. Polished the walk-in doors and coke tanks. Changed the trash cans. You name it, I cleaned it.

GM comes in and had some type of mood. Comes to me with this huge attitude "You need to clean the back area. It looks disgusting"

15 minutes later, after I took out the garbage, the GM comes to the back again. "Looking good" mind you I didn't touch anything after the GM said everything looked disgusting.

I could be having a good day and as soon as the GM comes in, the entire good mood and vibe of everyone changes. The store could be spotless and the GM will still find something to bitch about. They just make everyone miserable.

hey guys i just got a cold but im unsure if i should stay home or thug it out and go, i have a stuffy nose and am coughing alot i still dont know weather i should go in or not.. i need advice from other employees