McDonald's on employee resources site: Not lovin' it? To love fresh vegetables more.

• McResource Line's latest embarrassment: Advice that fast food can be unhealthy
• McDonald's shuts down the site for "maintenance"
• In July, a McResource budget-planning guide was ridiculed for being out of touch
• Site has also advised employees on how much to tip a housekeeper or a pool cleaner

 It seems that McDonald's has finally realized how tone-deaf its internal employee resource website was. It has shut it down. The final straw? A tip on the site to employees to avoid McDonald's fare.
A graphic on the site shows a meal with a cheeseburger, fries and drink under the caption "Unhealthy choice." Next to it is a picture of a sub, a salad and water under the caption "Healthier choice."
The latest embarrassment is among a string that's cropped up since the McResource Line website went live.

                  
And then earlier this month, NBC News reported that the site offered a guide on how much one should tip a pool cleaner, housekeeper, and even an au pair. The only problem: The University of California Berkeley Labor Center and University of Illinois released a study in October that said 52% of families of fast food workers receive assistance from a public program like Medicaid, food stamps, the Earned Income Tax Credit or Temporary Assistance for Needy Families.

The fast food giant found itself again having to deflect unwanted attention from its internal site this week after CNBC reported that McResource ostensibly advises McDonald's employees to not eat at McDonald's."Fast foods are quick, reasonably priced, and readily available alternatives to home cooking. While convenient and economical for a busy lifestyle, fast foods are typically high in calories, fat, saturated fat, sugar, and salt and may put people at risk for becoming overweight.

                                  

McDonald's has indirectly confirmed on site that fresh vegetables with small amount red meats are healthier chice to people accidently. As a hydroponics system supplier, Chicfarm can not agree more, so McDonald's does not have to worry a bit, we love it.

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