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 McDonald's requested that employees work from home on Monday through Wednesday so that it could conduct virtual staffing choices. The number of workers who will be let go is unknown.

McDonald's prepares layoff notices and briefly closes US offices: Report

As McDonalds begins layoffs, employees have been asked to work from home on Monday through Wednesday. The number of workers who will be let go is unknown.

McDonald's, one of the biggest fast-food chains in the world, will briefly shut all of its US offices this week as it gets ready to tell its corporate employees about a new round of layoffs. The Wall Street Journal reported.&nbsp;
Last week, the company informed its US employees via email that they could now work remotely from Monday through Wednesday. McDonald's made the choice so that it could virtually inform people of the layoffs. The number of workers who will be let go is unknown.
McDonald's wrote in the mail: "During the week of April 3, we will communicate key decisions related to roles and staffing levels across the organisation." as per the report by WSJ.
By Wednesday, it is anticipated that the layoffs will be revealed.

Inflation reality is getting real day by day as Nestle, the company behind some of your favourite snack brands has put their prices up in the face of unprecedented cost increases. It is now also warning that the price could rise even higher.
The Swiss multinational said it put up prices by 6.5 percent in the first six months of this year. It comes after fast food giants McDonald's and Coca-Cola announced price rises earlier this week.
In UK, the average price for a four-finger KitKat has rocketed by 15% from 60p to 70p since January.
Earlier this year, Nestle increased prices by more than 5% for the first quarter and warned that more rises could hit customers as it sought to pass on the impact of rising costs.
Nestlé owns a whole host of brands including KitKat, Maggi, Cereals including Shreddies, Cheerios, Shredded Wheat. 

Nestle joins McDonald's in hiking costs

Your Kitkat to get expensive? Nestle joins McDonald's in hiking costs

No break from inflation for KitKat

Inflation&nbsp;measures how much the price of goods has changed over time

The price of chocolate also will leave a bitter after taste of expense. Nestle, producer of KitKat has raised prices by 6.5% in the first six months of this year and this may not be the end of it .&nbsp;
The Swiss multinational's price rise comes after fast food giants McDonald's and Coca-Cola announced price rises earlier this week.
In UK, the average price for a four-finger KitKat has rocketed by 15% from 60p to 70p since January.
Earlier this year, Nestle increased prices by more than 5% for the first quarter and warned that more rises could hit customers as it sought to pass on the impact of rising costs.
Nestl&eacute; owns a whole host of brands including KitKat, Maggi, Cereals including Cheerios.&nbsp;

In some good news for 2020, fast food chain McDonald's has brought back its iconic Chicken McGrill burger thanks to an online petition.
It was taken off menus in 2019 for being unpopular. The online petition by a person called Disha Prakash sought to bring back the classic favourite and was supported by celebrities like Neha Dhupia.
McDonald's took to Instagram to announce the return of the burger in outlets of North and East India and netizens are ecstatic!

Good news: McDonald's brings back classic Chicken McGrill burger

McDonald's has brought back its iconic Chicken McGrill burger, after it was taken off menus in 2019 for being unpopular

Fast food chain McDonald's has brought back its iconic Chicken McGrill burger thanks to an online petition.
It was taken off menus in 2019 for being unpopular. The online petition by a person called Disha Prakash sought to bring back the classic favourite and was supported by celebrities like Neha Dhupia.
McDonald's took to Instagram to announce the return of the burger in North and East India outlets and netizens are ecstatic!

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