Taco Bell on track to create 100,000 jobs by 2022: CEO

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CNBC.com


Taco Bell CEO Brian Niccol says that the company is on track to add 100,000 new jobs in the U.S. over the next five years.

The burrito executive appeared on CNBC's "Power Lunch" Thursday to tout the company's newest menu innovations — a Naked Chicken Chalupa due out at the end of January nationwide — and its commitment to employment.

Back in November, the company said that it hoped to grow to 8,000 locations nationally by 2022 (and 9,000 globally).

"Obviously, we love to talk about our food, but it's the great employees that make it," Niccol said. "With every restaurant we build, that's an opportunity to hire 35 to 40 new employees."


Thanks Trump!

Fast food jobs were the only ones Obama could take credit for so I'm sure libs will love this.

Only problem is there will be nobody to fill those jobs if Trump deports all the illegals. No American is going to work for 5 dollars an hour. Work eight hours and have a take home pay of $20.

Good luck filling those jobs Wrote:
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> Only problem is there will be nobody to fill those
> jobs if Trump deports all the illegals. No
> American is going to work for 5 dollars an hour.
> Work eight hours and have a take home pay of $20.


Urine idiot. Where is minimum wage $5 an hour? Plenty of high school kids will work there as intended.

Less illegals means more competition. More competition means higher pay. Do you understand basic supply and demand or are you just a libtard?

Meade should be all over this. Think of the free meals.

There are not Taco Bells near Meade, and he sure as shit isn't driving to a job. He is however, within walking distance of my favorite Starbucks. He should totally be a barista.

Making America great again, one taco at a time.