Papa John's Pledges To Hire 10,000 More Workers Amid Pandemic

Papa John's is experiencing increased demand for its pizza as more people stay home due to COVID-19. In response, the company plans to hire more employees, adding to the 20,000 already hired since the pandemic began. Additionally, Papa John's is expanding its college tuition program by partnering with Southern New Hampshire University and University of Maryland Global Campus, offering reduced tuition to franchise employees and their families.

What is Papa John's planning to do in response to increased demand?

• Hire more employees

• Close some stores

• Reduce its workforce

• Increase pizza prices

Why is Papa John's seeing more demand for its pizza?

• More people are staying home

• They launched a new advertisement

• People are eating out more

• There is a new pizza flavor

Which universities are newly partnered with Papa John's tuition program?

• Harvard University and MIT

• University of Phoenix and DeVry University

• Southern New Hampshire University and University of Maryland Global Campus

• Stanford University and Yale University

Who can benefit from Papa John's expanded tuition program?

• Only franchise owners

• All customers

• Franchise employees and their immediate family members

• Only corporate employees

What is the main benefit of the tuition program for employees?

• Reduced tuition fees

• Guaranteed job placement

• Free online courses

• Free textbooks