From McDonald’s to Whole Foods, Starbucks to Popeyes, here is what chains are offering (or denying) employees amid the coronavirus pandemic
“94 percent of Domino’s stores in the U.S. are franchise-owned,” so the policy will cover very few of its employees.: KFC, Taco Bell, and Pizza Hut “will continue to enforce their already strict procedures around illness reporting for restaurant team members,” and are requiring sick employees to self-quarantine.
that all team members “diagnosed with COVID-19 or placed into quarantine will receive up to two weeks of pay.” Amazon, which owns Whole Foods, has also contributed an extra $1.6 million — essentially the change CEO Jeff Bezos has lost behind the couch — to the Team Member Emergency Fund.: Starbucks already offers its baristas sick leave.
of paid leave to anyone diagnosed with COVID-19, anyone with prolonged contact with someone who has been diagnosed, or anyone at heightened risk of contracting it.
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