What Chick-fil-A’s CEO said about the 1946 tradition his family will never abandon
The fast-food chain has never calculated lost revenue from its weekly closures, with Andrew Cathy emphasizing the policy gives employees a guaranteed day off each weekend.
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What happenedThe fast-food chain has never calculated lost revenue from its weekly closures, with Andrew Cathy emphasizing the policy gives employees a guaranteed day off each weekend.
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What Chick-fil-A’s CEO said about the 1946 tradition his family will never abandon
The fast-food chain has never calculated lost revenue from its weekly closures, with Andrew Cathy emphasizing the policy gives employees a guaranteed day off each weekend.
