The North Carolina Chick-fil-A operator ended the controversial chicken sandwich voucher program after facing criticism
Chick-fil-A, one of the largest family-owned restaurant chains in the U.S., rose from humble beginnings as a small diner in a suburb of Atlanta.have ended a controversial program in which they solicited "volunteers" to work the drive-thru in exchange for chicken sandwich vouchers.
The Chick-fil-A in Hendersonville, N.C. issued the offer last week in a now-deleted post on Facebook. "We are looking for volunteers for our new Drive Thru Express!" the post read. "Earn 5 free entrées per shift worked. Message us for details."continues to be inundated with critical comments from guests frustrated with the franchise. "Glad to see you deleted the highly illegal volunteer post," wrote another. "Pay workers' money not chicken."
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