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<blockquote data-quote="rickyb" data-source="post: 5314182" data-attributes="member: 56035">WHAT DO MCDONALDS WORKERS IN DENMARK EARN PER HOURRRR???THEY EARN.....OVER $20/HR AND GET 6 WEEKS PAID VACATIONNNNive worked union hospital jobs, railway, fuel truck, car rentals, and ive never got 5 or 6 weeks vacation.&nbsp; in addition, the union car rentals was under $20 for first 2 or 3 years.[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/mcdonalds-workers-denmark/[/URL]&quot;We reached out to 3F, the union that represents fast food workers in Denmark, to get some more information about the wages at McDonald’s. The union representative told us that the pay scheme in Denmark isn’t as simple as saying that all employees make $22 per hour. The majority of McDonald’s workers in Denmark are part-time, and currently receive a base pay of about $20 an hour. Employees earn additional wages for working off-hour shifts (weekends or nights), overtime, and holidays. Employees over the age of 20 also receive a pension plan.&nbsp; &nbsp; The agreement with McDonalds does not only include salary per. hour and 6 weeks holiday. There is extra charge for evening and night work. Payment for seniority, holiday payment (Easter and Christmas for example, (100%), on top of all payment there is an extra 6.85%, Pension plan for employees from the age of 20 (12%).&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rickyb, post: 5314182, member: 56035"] WHAT DO MCDONALDS WORKERS IN DENMARK EARN PER HOURRRR??? THEY EARN.....OVER $20/HR AND GET 6 WEEKS PAID VACATIONNNN ive worked union hospital jobs, railway, fuel truck, car rentals, and ive never got 5 or 6 weeks vacation. in addition, the union car rentals was under $20 for first 2 or 3 years. [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/mcdonalds-workers-denmark/[/URL] "We reached out to 3F, the union that represents fast food workers in Denmark, to get some more information about the wages at McDonald’s. The union representative told us that the pay scheme in Denmark isn’t as simple as saying that all employees make $22 per hour. The majority of McDonald’s workers in Denmark are part-time, and currently receive a base pay of about $20 an hour. Employees earn additional wages for working off-hour shifts (weekends or nights), overtime, and holidays. Employees over the age of 20 also receive a pension plan. The agreement with McDonalds does not only include salary per. hour and 6 weeks holiday. There is extra charge for evening and night work. Payment for seniority, holiday payment (Easter and Christmas for example, (100%), on top of all payment there is an extra 6.85%, Pension plan for employees from the age of 20 (12%)." [/QUOTE]

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