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Factoid of the Week: I’m Lovin’ It

Item published on Jul 3rd, 2007 | Comment | Trackback | Categories »
McDonald's is the largest youth employer in the United States. About 1 in 15 adults in the US worked for McDonald's at one point in their lives.

7: The percentage of people who have worked for McDonald's at one point in their life.
--Young Workers United
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