Hooters of America LLC has eliminated 416 jobs at 14 corporate-owned North Carolina restaurants in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
That includes 30 employees each at its 3031 High Point Road restaurant in Greensboro and 3122 Garden Road in Burlington.
The restaurant chain made the employee reduction decision March 23. A WARN Act notice to the N.C. Commerce Department was received Monday.
Hooters officials stressed Wednesday that despite the language it used in the WARN notice, the restaurants remain open for takeout and delivery meals with limited staff, and delivery services.
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Boy, they must have alot of Hooters girls in N.C !!!! Must be nice !!!
ReplyDeleteThat's actually 832 hooters, when the Steve Martin standard hooter definition is applied.
ReplyDeleteNicely done!
ReplyDeleteSorry for the employees - but Hooters is no great loss. These employees can do better.
ReplyDeleteThey can come stay with me if they can't pay their rent. Ain't I nice?
ReplyDeleteNipple less Hooters management, boobs at best, just could not stay abreast of the situation.
ReplyDeleteIt will be no big loss if they all close. Who needs them anyway?
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