COST OF LIVING/McDonald's Taiwan to raise salaries for new hires in March
01/10/2024 03:53 PM
McDonald's Taiwan is set to raise the starting salaries for new full-time hires starting on March 1 to attract people amid labor shortages in the food services sector, the fast food chain said in a statement Wednesday.
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