McDonald's provides for open seats in the 18000 Brazil in 2019

About to 18000 new jobs must be created by McDonald's restaurants in Brazil in 2019 – an expansion of 20% over the past year. Optimistic about the recovery in consumption, the President of the Brazil Division of Arcos Dorados, Paul Calderon, said that the network must achieve the highest rate of growth since the beginning of the crisis, in 2015. Largest independent franchise of McDonald's in the world, Arcos Dorados ended September with 939 restaurants in Brazil. There were openings during the last months of 2018, but the numbers are not yet public. The company employs mostly young people who are in your first experience in the labour market. About 90% of the staff in Brazil is formed by employees of up to 25 years. The goal of Arcos Dorados, released last year, was investing up to £ $1.25 billion in Brazil during the three-year term that ends in 2019. The investments include the expansion and modernization of restaurants began to incorporate new technologies such as self-service kiosks. Amid the optimism with the opening of new points of sale, the company must, however, update the investments forecast soon. "We have the leadership of this market (power supply) and we plan to extend it," said Calderon. The Executive says that today it would be necessary to add additional revenue to at least five fast-food chains competitors to achieve the size of McDonald's in Brazil. Still, sees opportunities for expansion into new cities inside or more distant districts of the Center in large capitals. The most optimistic moment comes after Arcos Dorados have gone through several changes in the conduct of business. Calderon says that the years of the economic crisis on the Country's years of "defense of cash flow", i.e. in the booming investment has ceased to be a priority. While McDonald's has adopted a more deliberate lifestyle growth, other networks, such as Burger King, have invested heavily. The network that has the bottom 3 g as the partner opened about 100 stores per year from 2011, most of them own.