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Chipotle is looking to hire 19,000 workers for its upcoming "burrito season" and is offering new incentives, including a 4% match of 401(k) contributions for workers paying off student loan debt, a credit card for faster access to paycheck funds, and resources for mental health and financial wellbeing. The company operates over 3,300 restaurants and defines burrito season as March through May.
Chipotle plans to hire 19,000 workers ahead of its "burrito season" and is introducing new benefits such as a student loan retirement match program, access to a Visa card, faster paycheck access, and mental health resources. The fast-casual restaurant chain is aiming to prioritize financial and mental health for its employees during the busiest time of the year. Starting wages for hourly employees range from $11 to $18 per hour, while general managers have an average compensation of $100,000. Interested individuals can apply through the company's career website or by texting CHIPJOBS to 97211.
Chipotle plans to hire 19,000 new employees in preparation for its upcoming "burrito season" from March to May, with a focus on providing new benefits such as financial well-being education, 401(k) matching contributions, credit-building features, and mental health resources. The company aims to address the needs of its Generation Z employees and adapt to their requirements as it continues to expand. This hiring target represents an increase from the 15,000 employees recruited for the previous year's "burrito season," and comes as Chipotle reports strong financial performance and a workforce that has rebounded to pre-pandemic levels.