What do you think of the infamous McDonald’s “no quit policy”?
Where apparently they don’t allow a worker to quit until they’ve spoken to a manager or regional supervisor.
31-35, F
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zonavar68 · 56-60, M
If the person is only a casual employee they (here in Australia) are only required to give one day notice and quit.
I dunno how Maccas handles permanent staff wanting to quit. Most employers try to do an 'exit interview' but you just say 'no' after handing back anything you need to return (uniform, keys/access devices, electronic devices, tools, vehicle, whatever). Make sure you clean your company login or electronic devices of any personal stuff before you quit.
I dunno how Maccas handles permanent staff wanting to quit. Most employers try to do an 'exit interview' but you just say 'no' after handing back anything you need to return (uniform, keys/access devices, electronic devices, tools, vehicle, whatever). Make sure you clean your company login or electronic devices of any personal stuff before you quit.