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BUSHS CHICKEN

When you come into work the first thing you need to do is be ready for work then clock in and look at the day schedule to see if you are working the drive through, gravy chart, counter, cook, or drinks. You to your station and get it setup or ready for customers, then you could talk to the managers and help out the other employers if they need it or help a customer. The hardest part of the job is when you run out of cooked chicken and you have to wait on the cook and while you are waiting your customer is probably getting mad because its taking to long. The other hard part of the day is when its a rush and you are working the gravy chart and it goes empty but you are making the gravy and mash potatoes.The management is good i had no issues with them, because they are cool and they listen to what you have to say then they give you advice. The managers also keep you busy if needed. The most enjoyable part of the job is communicating with customers, because they make you smile when they smile even when you are having a bad day.

I had been with the company for 3 years and can say i saw my 3 kids maybe twice a week. You get paid for 40 hours as a salary manager but are required to work 55. Shifts are never under 10 hours. Breaks were not allowed for managers. I was overlooked for promotions multiple times due to new management deciding to send their original managers to the our stores or hiring from outside the company. Constantly told negative things about yourself in front of everyone. Nothing was personal there. Insurance was for show.

While working at Bush's I found that working with a younger crowd was fun. The management at store level were great. There was a bit of a problem with they fact of ( it's not what you know, it's who you know.) Also for the size of the staff you had alot of management. At store level you have 2-3 leads, 1-2 assistant manager,  and a store manager, with all over lapping  hours. Store was open for business from 9am to 9pm. And only from 2-5  the assistant,  a lead, and 2 others.

The job itself is not hard. Probably the easiest job I ever had. There are some issues with all the GMs being buddy buddy and a lot of favoritism between managers and specific employees.

At first bushs chicken was a great place to work with quality food. I really enjoyed working there but at the time there was a lot of family working there and a lot of favoritism was being shown. I was a Manager at one point and made regular employees pay. The job was not worth staying late hours for the pay j was receiving.

I would walk and clock in .Clean and organize my work section, clean and fill up the sink.Wash the dash and finish about a hour later.Go speak with a manager or team leader to see if there was anything they need me to do and if not i would help out the cooks until 7:30 or 40.Then more dishes would come and i would spend the rest of the day washing dishes.

This company is great, rules are simple, us employees are very friendly and get along with ourselves and customers. The food is great as well, I love to eat there. And just as us employees are nice so are our customers.

For the amount of hours and all the things that are being done I believe employees should keep their tips regardless of them being check or cash and not be taken out of their checks . For 30 hours weekly my checks don’t even get to the $200 it’s very unfair for the hard work it’s put in .

well i would star  makeing bread prep mash corn etc make gallons of tea every morning got the store ready before we opened i learned to make bread my coworker were ok the hardest part of this job you had to be quick but the managment had there own farvote peole

Bushs is a good first job but as a career I wouldn’t perfer it. If you can achieve more push and strive for it. The good thing about working here is the tips and free lunch but the odd thing is your discount was only applicable if you worked that day

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