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CEO Ritch Allison said they have raised corporate wages and introduced a new applicant tracking system to offset these challenges
Joanna Fantozzi
For the first time in 41 quarters, Domino’s saw its U.S. same-store sales slip, with a reported third quarter decrease of 1.9%, which the Ann Arbor, Mich.-based pizza chain attributed to both the ongoing challenges of the pandemic (reinvigorated by the delta variant) and growing labor struggles.
To offset some of these challenges, Domino’s CEO Ritch Allison said during Thursday’s third quarter earnings call that they’ve introduced wage increases to corporate owned companies, and although they cannot control wages set by franchised stores, Allison said that franchisees have made similar decisions to attract employees. Domino’s has also introduced a new applicant tracking system and introducing new means to improve training, ...
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