Jersey Mike's Subs

Financing

How Jersey Mike’s did things its own way and won 2020

The sub chain was an early technology adopter, jumped quickly on the delivery bandwagon and paid for its franchisees’ remodels—and easily bested all other sandwich chains last year.

Workforce

Tomorrow's owners wanted for work today: Jersey Mike's kicks off a new recruitment campaign

The effort is aimed at prospective crew hires with ambitions of owning a store someday.

The food is portioned and packed to lessen the chance of human contact

Jersey Mike's Subs

The fast-growing sub chain is investing $75,000 per franchised store to foster growth, even as it adds topspin by gifting restaurants to employees yearning to become owners.

Washington’s attorney general said the deal marks the 67th time a franchisor has agreed to drop a prohibition against intra-chain hiring.

Get Top 500 data: sales, units and YOY change, average unit volume, and company/franchise units, as well as Technomic’s analysis, growth forecast and more.

GameWorks is installing computer terminals within all its fun-and-food branches in a bid for video game fans.

RB’s The Bottom Line explores whether delivery at Firehouse Subs, Jersey Mike’s and now Subway will hurt Jimmy John’s.

Also on this week's episode of RB's podcast, "A Deeper Dive": Should Dunkin’ Donuts get rid of the "Donuts?"

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