Hardee’s had the shortest average wait time (how long you sit in line before placing your order) at just under 51 seconds, followed by Carl’s Jr. However, Chick-fil-A was the fastest at getting out orders based on the number of cars in line, followed by McDonald’s, Taco Bell, Dunkin’, and Arby’s. When it comes to fastest total time, meaning how long you spend in the drive-thru from start to finish, KFC ranked highest, replacing last year’s leader, Chick-fil-A. Though improving, that’s about 45 seconds slower than the average reported in 2019. Regarding one of the most crucial aspects of fast food, speed, Intouch Insight found service has gotten faster than it was last year, with the average time spent in the drive-thru dropping by 10 seconds to 6 minutes and 13 seconds. Other retailers are also starting to prepare for the holiday season early this year and have hired more workers since a pandemic slowing.The 100 best taco spots in the US, according to Yelp ratings This holiday season is expected to have its usual buzz around Black Friday and Cyber Monday, but the National Retail Federation (NRF) said in a new poll that 43 percent of consumers don’t expect to have enough to cover the costs of gifts because of inflation.
Manufacturers among big 2022 lobbying winners: survey While jobs are available across the country, the most openings are available in: California, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Missouri, Oregon, Texas, Tennessee, Utah and Washington. “Whether someone is looking for some extra money for a few months or a long-term career, the holidays are a great time for people to join Amazon, and many of our seasonal employees return year-after-year or transition into full-time roles,” Felton said in a statement.Īmazon said it was hiring primarily warehouse workers to help package and sort goods and products at its various facilities across the nation. John Felton, Amazon’s senior vice president of worldwide operations, said the company is “proud to offer a wide variety of roles for people of all backgrounds.”
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