Several growing convenience and fast food chains are planning to hire more than 25,000 new employees for full- and part-time positions across the region and the country.
Royal Farms, Sheetz and Sonic Drive-In, with locations in the Greater Philadelphia region, have announced plans to boost their employees heading into the warmer months.
Royal Farms is looking to hire about 4,500 new employees before the end of this year. The open positions range from part-time and full-time options, as well as customer service level associate and management level positions. A $500 sign on bonus at select locations is being offered to new employees, according to the company. If an employee is fully vaccinated against COVID-19, they will also receive a $50 COVID-19 Wellness bonus.
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OKC Central Live Chat, usually started every Friday at 9:30 a.m., is on hold while The Oklahoman s online site is upgraded. Writer Steve Lackmeyer answered questions about Oklahoma City development that were submitted by readers in advance of this prewritten chat. Live chat is expected to resume in late March.
Q: Good morning Steve and happy Friday to you! In your opinion, what is the mindset of property owners holding on to properties, not improving but not selling either? I pass properties every day that have been boarded up for 10 years or more, no one going in or out. I look it up and there are some local property owners that could sell them and make sure money. Is it laziness? Tax write-off? Help me understand.