Changing the Game: The Future of Restaurant Work Weeks #RestaurantSuccess #Team #InnovativeSolutions

25 Jan 2024 · 1 min
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Donald Burns argues restaurants need shorter work weeks to keep staff. Dig switched to four days a week and saw turnover drop to 5%, while a Chick-fil-A location uses a three-on, three-off schedule that's drawing more job applications.

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January 25, 2024.

Dig (four-day work week) and Chick-fil-A (three days on/three days off, per transcript).

About 5% (transcript: "turnover drop down to, like, 5%").

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