LOS ANGELES/BOSTON (Reuters) – McDonald’s Corp (MCD.N) shareholders will vote Thursday on a proposal that would make it easier to nominate directors to the board of the fast-food chain, which is in turnaround mode after losing customers and sales to competition and after internal missteps. The California Public Employees’ Retirement System (Calpers) and the New York City Pension Funds have urged shareholders to vote for proxy access at McDonald’s, and influential proxy advisory firms Institutional Investor Services and Glass Lewis & Co have recommended that their clients support it.