The jobs available in McDonald’s restaurants across the country are of Crew Member, Barista, Guest Experience Leader or Manager Trainee. McDonald’s promotes a diverse and inclusive work environment, offering equal opportunities to all employees, regardless of age or status. 

“We are a dedicated team of 7,000 colleagues and we continue to grow, offering professional opportunities for those who want a dynamic work environment and real growth prospects. At McDonald’s, we promote 100% from within the company. We place great emphasis on developing the teams, so we constantly have training and mentoring sessions for colleagues, because we understand how important it is for each team member to feel supported (…)“, said Valentin Truta, Managing Director of Premier Restaurants Romania.

The company offers an extensive benefits package and training programs adapted to new trends in the labor market. The salary package for an 8-hour work schedule, which includes meal vouchers of RON40 per day and bonuses, ranges from a net RON3,000 to a net RON3,700 for Crew Member, a net RON3,150 to RON3,500 for Barista, a net RON3,600 to RON3,900 for Guest Experience Leader, and a net RON4,500 to RON5,000 for Manager Trainee.

Employee benefits include private medical cover and access to telemedicine services, flexible working hours (full-time or part-time of 4 or 6 hours), as well as the opportunity to work in the closest restaurant to home, within the limits of available positions.

Premier Capital plc operates 185 restaurants and has more than 10,000 employees. The company is part of the Hili Ventures Ltd Group, which is present in ten countries across Europe and North Africa and is engrossed in various operations in the food and hospitality industries, retail, real estate, transport, engineering and technology. 

Premier Restaurants Romania has 106 restaurants across 33 towns and cities, of which 60 McDrive units and 68 McCafé units. Premier Restaurants Romania is part of Premier Capital, the development partner for McDonald’s restaurants in Estonia, Greece, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta and Romania.