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    "Inequality in fast-food restaurants" Introduction: What roles are common for people of color working in fast-food restaurants compared to their counterparts? It is my belief that African-Americans are more likely to be crew members that get paid minimum wage. I suppose that is the case because most restaurants crew members are not required to have any level of degrees, but should be familiar with basic functions, such as addition and subtraction. However, managers and assistant mangers require

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    Corp. McDonalds is a fast food restaurant company founded on April 15, 1955, by Ray Kroc. It’s headquarters are located in Oak Brook, Illinois, United States. They serve 68 million customers on a daily across 119 countries around the world. With approximately 35,000 running locations, they sell all types of fast food including burgers, wraps, fries, salads, pastry’s, sandwiches, and beverages and more! Industry: The industry that McDonalds Corp. operates within is the food industry, and to be

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    where ready-to-eat food was served for travelers. Unfortunately, when the volcanoes erupted in Pompeii, the thermopoliums were destroyed. The thermopolium is often compared to the modern day fast food restaurant, due to the already prepared food and quick service. Everyone has eaten fast food in their life, but do they know the history and consequences of choosing the fast food life? White Castle, which opened in Wichita, Kansas, in 1921 is credited as the first fast food restaurant. White Castle’s

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    Fast-food restaurants are very cheap and convenient way to get a quick meal and also in quick, convenient areas. Whether someone is in a hurry or just need something to eat, pulling through a drive through is very simple and a way to get food almost instantly. Obesity is a significant issue in the United States and having America plastered in fast-food chain restaurants does not help the fact, but we can not put them to blame. People need education on nutrition to learn what they need to eat and

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    Think “Fast-food restaurant that changed the world.” By now, you would have already figured it out. Where do we go to when we crave for a delicious, fast-paced, hearty take away? McDonalds! Headquartered in United States of America (USA), McDonalds is known as the emblem to globalization with their successful worldwide franchises. McDonalds are a leader in the fast food industry. They have served over 68 million customers daily (Burger Business, 2012). McDonalds have around 35 000 restaurants worldwide

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    McDonald’s is the biggest chain of fast food restaurants in the world. In 2015, company has 36,525 outlets worldwide in 119 countries (MCD Annual Report 2015, 2016, p. 13) serving more than 70 million customers on daily basis (Mackey, 2014). McDonald’s is operating in Informal Eating Out (IEO) segment (restaurant industry) and though it is the top brand in the world, year 2014 was difficult for the company. The global sales of the company dropped by 1% and operating income decreased by 4% (MCD Annual

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    With the continued growth of fast food restaurants, low priced food, and fast friendly service, these restaurants have become very appealing to the average consumer. With this increase in popularity, there has come many problems for these companies associated with the fast food industry. These stores are being blamed for the rise of obesity and other health issues in America; leading to many wanting a ban or probation on these fast food restaurants. The Government has stepped in on this issue and

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    Burger King is one of the most successful fast food restaurants in the world. Burger King has been very effective in applying their strategic vision and mission statement to build their brand. The leadership team has positioned Burger King for a path of continued domestic and international growth, because of a strong brand recognition and quality products. Burger King uses two generic strategies to deal with competition, they are differentiation and cost leadership. Cost leadership within Burger

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    KITCHEN & KITCHEN LTD. Introduction of Company: Subway is and American fast food restaurant franchise. That primarily sells sandwiches and salads. Subway is owned and operated by Doctor’s Associates Inc. and doing business as Subway IP Inc. Subway is one of the fastest growing franchises in the world. Subway having 44818 restaurants in 112 countries and territories as of Aug 9, 2016.only the united states has 26880 stores. Subway is the largest single brand chain

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    Australia is an exclusive company owned by foreign that works as a fast food restaurant chain; it is the licensee of the trademark and systems behind KFC and Pizza Hut. They are both fast food restaurateur but one specializing in fried chicken while another specializing in pasta and pizza. Yum Australia is a branch of Yum! Brands, which has more than 35000 stores in over 110 countries and has become as one of the largest restaurant group in the world. The first Australia’s KFC was opened in 1968 and

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