McDonald's workers receive pay rise after first strikes in chain's UK history
McDonald's workers are to receive a pay rise after staff at two restaurants walked out in the first strikes in the fast-food chain's UK history.
Staff walked out at branches in Cambridge and Crayford, London, for 24-hours in September 2017 demanding secure working patterns and wage increases.
An employee yesterday shared a notice put up at a London branch detailing pay increases for all staff positions with The Mirror.
The pay rise for McDonald's employees working in company-owned restaurants will be implemented on 22 January.