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This is insane, some restaurant forces people to work in extreme conditions for no reason? Who even visits during extreme weather?
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This is insane, some restaurant forces people to work in extreme conditions for no reason? Who even visits during extreme weather?
this is US work culture for you. (am from US)
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this is US work culture for you. (am from US)
Have you visited one of these or they don't exist in your area? Do they sell something that you just have to buy during extreme conditions?
How come no one sued them, or whatever for this?
// I've always thought that there is some kind of public safety cult in US (at least in movies), yet this shit is ok? 🤨
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Oh dear. It's that time of year again, isn't it?
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Have you visited one of these or they don't exist in your area? Do they sell something that you just have to buy during extreme conditions?
How come no one sued them, or whatever for this?
// I've always thought that there is some kind of public safety cult in US (at least in movies), yet this shit is ok? 🤨
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Waffle House doesn't have to force anyone to work. They have jump teams. Fat Electrician has a whole video about it. I don't agree with his politics, but he does a pretty good job explaining how it works. Basically they pay volunteers extra to go to work in a WH in the area that is getting hit by a natural disaster. They cover their travel and lodging arrangements, and pay them triple time. These employees come from areas of the country that isn't going to get hit. This is so the WH can stay open, but the local employees can focus on what they need to be focused on, namely their own families safety.
They also have a manual on premises that covers basically every single thing that could go wrong, and step by step instructions to get the restaurant reopened ASAP. The place was started by a former military intelligence officer.
Their menu is basic. They have something like 11-15 things on the menu depending on where you are. It's just a place you know you can always go get breakfast.
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Waffle House doesn't have to force anyone to work. They have jump teams. Fat Electrician has a whole video about it. I don't agree with his politics, but he does a pretty good job explaining how it works. Basically they pay volunteers extra to go to work in a WH in the area that is getting hit by a natural disaster. They cover their travel and lodging arrangements, and pay them triple time. These employees come from areas of the country that isn't going to get hit. This is so the WH can stay open, but the local employees can focus on what they need to be focused on, namely their own families safety.
They also have a manual on premises that covers basically every single thing that could go wrong, and step by step instructions to get the restaurant reopened ASAP. The place was started by a former military intelligence officer.
Their menu is basic. They have something like 11-15 things on the menu depending on where you are. It's just a place you know you can always go get breakfast.
Should add some of these details to article if there are sources (some of what you mentioned is there, but not all of it)! Very interesting
