An American fast-food chain specializing in Chicken Fingers is sending half of its corporate employees to work in its kitchens in the US to meet the labor shortage across the industry. According to Bloomberg, half of Rising Cane’s corporate employees will help the restaurant chain fry and serve chicken meals to guests at its outlets. The company runs more than 500 restaurants across the country and is working to hire thousands of workers in the coming days. It has already advertised the recruitment process on its website.
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on that Website, It says working with Ken’s will allows employees to receive career training and “have fun on the way to success.” Still, it has struggled to get enough hourly workers to work in the kitchen and as servers. The region is battered by this long-standing labor shortage in America. Some employers have decided to increase wages but this has resulted in an increase in menu prices. However, workers say they don’t need to take low-paying jobs in a competitive labor market that has left food connoisseurs struggling to find the food they love.
Join our crew! apply to https://t.co/WufuExfjRU Or text RCJOBS to 97211. pic.twitter.com/gP7p1KNKtA— Raisingcanes (@raisingcanes) 5 October 2021
bloomberg report good The Louisiana-based company is working to hire 10,000 restaurant workers in the coming 50 days. The restaurant chain employs a total of 40,000 employees and is planning to expand.
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Meanwhile the company told business Insider That 200 people were being sent from his Dallas office to his restaurant. And, another 250 members of its “field team,” including marketing and training staff, were also heading into the kitchen. According to the company, among those who have been re-elected are senior vice presidents.
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