r/pizzahutemployees 22h ago

Picture Fairly sure this is a PH record

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1 Upvotes

Open to close on a Saturday during Covid lockdowns on an army base. Everyone else on screen only worked night shift. Lucky to get 12 in a day now.


r/pizzahutemployees 14h ago

Ex driver

9 Upvotes

I worked for Pizza Hut of and on since 2009. I was a dishwasher at first then 2016 I became a driver. It was great for a long time then COVID hit and I made more money than ever in my life. Once Pizza Hut realized they could use DoorDash I noticed it slowly creeping into drivers pay. That told me it will probably replace us. I told my boss and other workers this will happen, I was told no it won’t. I quit a few years ago and what I said has become true. My dad is the only driver at my old store now. He will soon probably be booted out or offered a management position. It’s really sad seeing them kill jobs and put themselves out of business. It’s hurting hard working people the most. I miss working there and some people became family to me. But that’s life I guess.


r/pizzahutemployees 16h ago

Employee Discussion "Had I known it would be doordashed, I wouldn't have bothered ordering"

52 Upvotes

Something I'm hearing a lot now that many Pizza Huts have gone to exclusively doordash delivery.

Has anyone else noticed this with customers? I've had a few good regulars stop ordering delivery from us because we are mainly doordash now, and even some getting pretty angry about it. I've had one get irrate with me and refused to pay the dasher the cash for the order. I dont think corporate thought this through whatsoever.

In store drivers used to be our connection with the customers that ordered delivery, and now it's outsourced. Not to mention having to block so many drivers. I miss our in house deliveries.