Chick fil A has a bad rep, and they have rightfully earned it. I am fortunate to live in a town where the local Chick fil A is actually run by a compassionate man, who puts his employees and community first and I am proud to support him and his restaurant, even as I boycott the chain because he hires gay and transgender employees, he pays his employees very well, and when his store was shutdown a few years ago for a major remodel he kept his entire workforce on payroll and paid them their regular hourly pay for every hour they volunteered within the community. They are also huge donors to our local schools and kids sports programs.
All of that to say that I have seen them handing out extra food to customers, employees leaving after their shifts with bags of food, and it is not uncommon to find these cookies in our town’s ‘Little Free Pantries’.
when his store was shutdown a few years ago for a major remodel he kept his entire workforce on payroll and paid them their regular hourly pay for every hour they volunteered within the community.
Wow, I’ve never heard of such a generous owner before. That is really incredible.
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Chick fil A has a bad rep, and they have rightfully earned it. I am fortunate to live in a town where the local Chick fil A is actually run by a compassionate man, who puts his employees and community first and I am proud to support him and his restaurant, even as I boycott the chain because he hires gay and transgender employees, he pays his employees very well, and when his store was shutdown a few years ago for a major remodel he kept his entire workforce on payroll and paid them their regular hourly pay for every hour they volunteered within the community. They are also huge donors to our local schools and kids sports programs.
All of that to say that I have seen them handing out extra food to customers, employees leaving after their shifts with bags of food, and it is not uncommon to find these cookies in our town’s ‘Little Free Pantries’.
Wow, I’ve never heard of such a generous owner before. That is really incredible.