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McDonald’s will raise hourly wages to help it hire and retain workers in an increasingly tight labor market for U.S. restaurants.
The raises, which average about 10%, bring hourly entry-level salaries to a range of $11 to $17, with managers starting at $15 to $20, depending on location. Once the raises are completed, average hourly pay at company-owned restaurants will be more than $13, McDonald’s said.
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