McDonald’s Minimum Annual Salaries by State
McDonald’s, one of the largest fast-food chains globally, has been adjusting its minimum wages to attract and retain employees. Here’s a breakdown of the minimum annual salaries for McDonald’s employees in the top ten paying states:
- Washington: Offers the highest salary, with an annual minimum of $35,0001.
- New York: Follows closely with a minimum annual salary of $30,2831.
- Vermont: Also provides competitive compensation at $32,098 annually1.
- Massachusetts: $33,4622.
- Maine: $32,0982.
- California: $30,4432.
- Oregon: $29,7222.
- Hawaii: $28,7742.
- District of Columbia: $28,1472.
- Illinois: $27,9782.
These figures represent approximate salaries and may vary based on factors such as location, position, and experience. Keep in mind that these numbers are specific to corporate-owned locations, which constitute approximately 5% of all US McDonald’s restaurants. At most locations, franchisees determine workers’ wages and other employment policies.
McDonald’s aims to hire 10,000 employees in the next three months at company-owned locations, with the goal of reaching an average hourly wage of $15 by 20243. The company recognizes the hard work of its crew and managers and strives to offer competitive employment packages in the industry3.
