McDonalds launches one day blitz to fill 5,000 positions across Victoria

 Australia’s biggest fast food giant has launched a massive statewide hiring blitz where a five-minute interview could land you one of 5,000 jobs up for grabs, no application required.

Mcdonald’s has positions for all ages and experience levels at its 260 stores across Victoria and will hold a hiring day this Saturday.

All job seekers need to do is to walk into any McDonald’s store across the state between 9am and 6 pm on May 28, where they’ll get a five-minute on-the-spot interview with a hiring manager.

Vacancies cover a wide range of skillsets with everything from managers and maintenance staff to baristas, and there are even jobs for students hungry for after-school or weekend work.

‘You’ll get an interview on the spot  and then we’ll go through the process and you’ll find out pretty soon after that,’ McDonalds’ licensee Adam Kelly told 3AW.

‘We just want people that want to work hard, they want to turn up on time, and look after our customers — be friendly,’ 

Applicants must be aged 15 years and over to be eligible. Under-18s must have parental consent.

‘Macca’s is an exciting place to work that provides great skills and training, incredible career opportunities and a supportive and flexible culture,’ McDonald’s market director Kelly Nardella said.

McDonalds St Kilda (pictured) is one of 260 outlets participating in the statewide blitz

‘We are passionate about providing our people with on-the-job skills and learning experiences, as well as the opportunity to pursue externally recognised training courses while they’re working with us.

‘Whether you are looking to pick up some casual work or embark on a career with Macca’s, we would love to meet you in restaurants on Saturday.’

McDonald’s is one of the largest employers in Victoria with 28,000 staff. 

While the one day hiring blitz is only happening in Victoria, McDonald’s hires all year round across Australia here.

Jobseekers hungry to work for McDonalds can walk into any store across Victoria on Saturday for a five minute interview