Citing workers who are “physically and emotionally drained,” Bojangles is giving employees a break this Monday and another Monday in September.
Bojangles said it is closing all company owned stores Monday Aug. 30 and Sept. 13.
Bojangles CEO Jose Armario praised the company’s workers, in a statement. All told, 277 Bojangles restaurants in eight Southern states will be shut down for those two days. 22 in Charlotte will shut down both days.
The announcement did not say whether this would be paid time off. A Bojangles spokesperson was not immediately available.
And Charlotte-based Bojangles is not the first area restaurant to close down to help worker burnout during the coronavirus pandemic.
These local Bojangles restaurants will close temporarily
The Charlotte stores included in the closures are:
?–ª 1401 W. Trade St.
?–ª 1101 W. Sugar Creek
?–ª 8720 Pineville-Matthews Road
?–ª 300 West Blvd.
?–ª 6915 Albemarle Road
?–ª 7735 S. Tryon St.
?–ª 4435 Randolph Road
?–ª 4435 The Plaza
?–ª 4322 Sunset Road
?–ª 8521 N. Tryon St.
?–ª 5321 Old Dowd Road
?–ª 3510 Mt. Holly-Huntersville Road
?–ª 3129 Monroe Road
?–ª 5825 Highland Shoppes Drive
?–ª 9501 Stafford Road
?–ª 10329 Mallard Creek Road
?–ª 1407 East 3rd St.
?–ª 6120 E Independence Blvd
?–ª 9417 Steele Creek Road
?–ª 1604 Galleria Blvd
?–ª 11420 Beaver Farms Road
?–ª 6308 Providence Farm Lane
