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As I say in my comment, McDonalds states that there is no additional turnover tied to new initiatives. The article fails to make the case it’s trying to make in
by malvosenior 9y ago
As I say in my comment, McDonalds states that there is no additional turnover tied to new initiatives. The article fails to make the case it’s trying to make instead opting for a single anecdote by a worker. No data is provided that would tie new tech to increased turnover.
- gamblor956 9y agoThe article states that McD's turnover has increased at the same time as the new tech initiatives were introduced, and far outpaces all of their competitors. It's a clear correlation, especially in the absence of industry-wide causes or other changes to McD's workplace conditions.
- masonic 9y agoThe article states that McD's turnover has increased It says nothing of the kind. The word "turnover" does not even appear. Turnover means that workers are leaving and are directly replaced; in fact, the article refers only to jobs leaving... for good.
- maxerickson 9y agoThe Bloomberg article this HN discussion links sure does discuss turnover.