Most Chick-fil-A restaurant businesses are locally owned and operated by independent, franchised Operators. They recruit, hire, train and manage their own employees, handle all matters regarding Team Member employment at their restaurants, and set their own employment policies and procedures. Operators strive to offer competitive pay and benefits to their Team Members, and each restaurant culture is unique and personalized to that Operator.
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Chick-fil-A Operators care about their employees. Each restaurant culture is unique to the Operator and local community, and Operators are committed to creating a positive environment where all Team Members are valued and respected.
No matter which restaurant you apply to work for, Chick-fil-A restaurants remain closed on Sundays to allow our restaurant Operators and their Team Members to enjoy a day of rest and be with their families and loved ones.
Chick-fil-A, Inc. recognizes and appreciates the tremendous talent and capabilities of Team Members working at their local Chick-fil-A restaurants. To help invest in their futures, Chick-fil-A restaurant Team Members can apply for college scholarships, as well as receive tuition discounts at dozens of universities across the U.S.
Many local Operators find ways to give back to their communities, and you can be a part of that. From donating food through the Shared Table program to supporting local Junior Achievement centers to hosting community events, you have the opportunity to serve and make an impact beyond the walls of the restaurant
Chick-fil-A Team Members care about the work they’re doing and find it to be meaningful beyond just serving a great Chicken Sandwich. Explore some of the many reasons why they think it’s awesome to work at Chick-fil-A (besides the Chicken Sandwich, of course!).
Going the extra mile
After a long shift on a rainy day, Robert Wilkins was finally headed home from his job at the Lake Boone Trail Chick-fil-A in Raleigh, North Carolina. He made it to the parking lot when he saw a woman next to her car, stranded with a flat tire and getting soaked. He could have walked right past her, gotten into his dry car and headed home. But Wilkins doesn’t operate that way.
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A small act of kindness goes big
It was just a few dollar bills and some loose change. But to Marcus Henderson, a Team Member at Chick-fil-A 82nd Street in Lubbock, Texas, it was a chance to do the right thing, and this small kindness turned into something big.
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Family craft night
For single mom Alicia Vann, Chick-fil-A Dumfries’ Family Craft Night is a guaranteed easy meal and a chance for her four kids to burn some energy. But there was more – it was also a chance for Vann to take a break and embrace a sense of shared community.
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More than a name tag
A name tag typically tells you one thing: a name. It could be the name you were born with or a nickname you’ve earned over the years, but a name nonetheless. But if you walk into Operator Joe Weber’s Chick-fil-A in Castle Rock, Colorado, you’ll notice something different about his Team Members’ name tags.
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