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Bojangles shutters all company stores for 2 days to give workers a break

 By Heather Lalley on Aug. 30, 2021

The “wellness days” are unpaid, but the quick-service chain said employees can make up the hours later in the week.

Workforce

Restaurants get creative to attract and keep workers

 By Heather Lalley on Aug. 25, 2021

In a super-tight labor market, operators big and small are increasing pay, offering more days off and trying other perks to staff up.

Financing

Restaurant job growth surged again in July

By Jonathan Maze on Aug. 06, 2021

The industry added 253,200 jobs during the month as overall job growth accelerated while wages increase.

Workforce

Taco Bell is upgrading its benefits for general managers

By Jonathan Maze on Apr. 06, 2021

The company will provide general managers at company stores up to 12 weeks of paid leave for new parents while operators push to hire 5,000 workers.

Financing

Restaurants added a lot more jobs last month

By Jonathan Maze on Apr. 02, 2021

The industry added 175,800 jobs in March and now employs more people than it has since the start of the pandemic.

Workforce

Chick-fil-A’s bottled sauce sales fund more scholarships for team members in 2021

By Patricia Cobe on Mar. 31, 2021

The chicken chain is investing $19 million in employees’ continuing education this year.

Workforce

How to streamline service call needs without corporate staff support

Sponsored content from our partner ServiceChannel on Mar. 23, 2021

Many operators are rethinking the way they manage support, repair and maintenance in their restaurants.

Workforce

Sonic will let customers tip their carhops

By Peter Romeo on Mar. 10, 2021

Sonic Drive-Ins has added a feature to its ordering app that will let customers tip their carhops for good service. The feature is available in 1,000 locations.

Workforce

NYC limits grounds for firing quick-service restaurant workers

By Peter Romeo on Dec. 18, 2020

A bill approved yesterday also requires QSRs to follow the reverse order of seniority when making layoffs.

Consumer Trends

A digital corporate cafe serves the new hybrid workplace

By Patricia Cobe on Dec. 14, 2020

As many employees continue to work remotely, the traditional company cafeteria model is changing.

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