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Domino’s Pizza Group said on Tuesday, June 1, it would hire 5,000 pizza chefs and delivery drivers to bolster its 1,100 UK stores as customer demand heats up.
The move comes as British pubs and restaurants that reopened after months of lockdown face a potential staffing crunch as they serve more hungry and thirsty customers over the warmer summer months.
“We were able to play a part by offering people the opportunity to continue working and earning when times were tough. But as people start to reunite, customer demand is showing no signs of slowing,” operations director Nicola Frampton said.
The company, a franchise of US-based Domino’s Pizza Incorporated, in April reported an 18.7% jump in first-quarter sales as repeated coronavirus-led lockdowns pushed up pizza delivery orders.
All through 2020, the virus outbreak sparked greater demand for takeaways and comfort food, as people spent more time at home.
The UK started easing restrictions for outdoor dining only in April and allowed full operations at cafes and restaurants by mid-May – all as a part of an ongoing phased-exit plan. – Rappler.com
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