McDonald's has been paying the salaries of 10,000 employees in Ukraine since the company paused operations there six months ago.
The company plans to reopen some restaurants in Kyiv and western Ukraine, in an effort to support its people and help them feel as though their normal life is returning.
The decision to begin resuming operations is not an easy one, but it is the right one based on the company's five questions about legal, safety, customer service, and the local economy.
McDonald's has decided to offer employees a share of the company's profits, in an effort to keep them happy and motivated.
The move is likely to be a success, as it aligns with the company's values and makes good business sense.
However, it's important to remember that emotion should never be the only factor when making decisions.

Learn about McDonald's decision to resume operations and support employees in Ukraine after a six-month pause. Explore the factors influencing the decision and the company's approach to keeping employees motivated and happy.