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A Chick-fil-A owner’s change to a 3-day work helps with employee burnout and retention

Amanda Pérez Pintado, USA TODAYComments Off on A Chick-fil-A owner’s change to a 3-day work helps with employee burnout and retention

The Florida Chick-fil-A operator said employees worked up to 70 hours a week and skipped vacations before he implemented the shorter week.

     
Amanda Pérez Pintado, USA TODAY
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