City
Epaper

McDonald's India - North & East aims to hire 1500 employees from NGOs by 2025

By IANS | Updated: March 1, 2023 15:35 IST

New Delhi, March 1 In its endeavour of driving change and making a positive impact in the local ...

Open in App

New Delhi, March 1 In its endeavour of driving change and making a positive impact in the local communities, McDonald's India - North and East is planning to hire 50 per cent of its workforce by 2025 i.e 1500 people through non-government organisations.

For this, McDonald's India - North and East has launched the community campaign 'McDonald's For Youth' - that aims to meaningfully contribute towards India's growth story by providing gainful employment prospects to the local communities, especially the less-privileged.

So far, the brand has hired more than 500 young people over the last year, partnering with several reputed not-for-profit organisations such as Magic Bus, Tech Mahindra foundation, Quess Corp Foundation, and Tarraqi, amongst others.

For most people hired through the 'McDonald's For Youth' initiative, it being their first job, is an important milestone in their walk of life. Besides being their first source of income, these young minds benefit from the McDonald's global training curriculum through which they acquire right skills and knowledge desired to succeed in their career path. This includes skills such as food safety and hygiene practices, safe food handling, customer service, communication, teamwork, among others.

McDonald's has a proud legacy of shaping hospitality professionals by imbibing the right attitude, empathy, and passion in people with its robust training programs.

Talking about the initiative, Rajeev Ranjan, Managing Director, McDonald's India - North and East, said, "'McDonalds for Youth' is a campaign through which we aim to offer gainful employment for the youth, especially youth from the under-privileged communities who have limited education and employment opportunities. We aim to hire 50 per cent of our entry level workforce under this initiative, invest in their overall growth and development through our world class high-quality training and learning programs.

"This initiative is much more than filling open positions - it is about being a part of the local communities, and is an attempt to make them a part of us. We invite more organisations to join us in our endeavour to dismantle the barriers to equal opportunities, dismantle barriers to economic growth and empower the youth to excel in their work and life."

McDonald's India-North and East aims to create a ripple effect by leading positive change extending far beyond the walls of the restaurants and serving brighter futures. This visionary effort endeavours to address one of the most pressing issues facing our world today: providing equal opportunities and a better future for all.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: indiaNew DelhiRajeev RanjanMcdonaldMagic busThe new delhi municipal councilDelhi south-westIndiUk-indiaRepublic of india
Open in App

Related Stories

MaharashtraOver 10,000 Pakistani Nationals Traced in Maharashtra and Delhi Post-Palgham Terror Attack

MumbaiViral Sighting of Tesla Cybertruck Near Mumbai Stirs EV Enthusiasm (Photos)

NationalPM Narendra Modi Discusses Tech and Innovation Collaboration With Elon Musk

NationalTahawwur Rana Extradition: Pakistan Distances Itself From 26/11 Accused After Arrival in India

NationalIndia Expands Rafale Power: Rs 64,000 Crore Deal Cleared for Navy Fighter Jets

International Realted Stories

InternationalRAK hosts 'Visual Rhythms of Art and Photography' exhibition

InternationalHamdan bin Zayed meets Noura Al Mazrouei, recognises her efforts in transforming date kernels into innovative food products

InternationalPrayer for peace held in temple in Berlin for J-K terror attack victims

InternationalLiterary agent explores graphic novels' brain-boosting power at SCRF

InternationalHoly dips and rituals: Nepal's devotees pay homage to Mother