Burger King to Hire Up to 60,000 Team Members Nationwide
Burger King has launched a nationwide hiring effort to bring up to 60,000 new team members to its nearly 6,500 restaurants across the United States.
Burger King has announced a nationwide hiring initiative to add up to 60,000 new team members, including entry-level and management positions, to its nearly 6,500 restaurants across the United States. This hiring effort addresses an immediate need for additional staff.
The hiring push follows a period of transformation for the brand, including modernized restaurants and operational changes. These developments have resulted in increased guest traffic at Burger King locations, creating a need for more team members.
Burger King is seeking candidates for a range of roles, from entry-level positions to management. The majority of its U.S. restaurants are owned and operated by independent franchisees, many of which are family-owned businesses.
The company has been one of the largest employers in the quick service sector in the United States, with millions of Americans having worked at its restaurants for more than 70 years. Working at a Burger King restaurant provides experience in customer service, communication, team leadership, problem-solving, and restaurant operations.
Nicole Dreier, a franchisee with 45 restaurants, noted that she started as a guest ambassador and said many members of her leadership team began as team members. Tom Curtis, President of Burger King U.S. & Canada, commented on the company's operational changes and the need for new employees.
The hiring initiative is part of a series of recent developments for the brand, including changes to its Whopper sandwich earlier this year and the launch of the "There's A New King And It's You" campaign, which recognizes guests and now extends recognition to employees.
Information on how to apply for open positions is available at careers.bk.com.