Australia

Australia managing director Richard Wallis explains why he believes technology is “becoming the new operations.”

The Impossibly Grill’d restaurants had a menu that featured 23 plant-based burgers.

All proceeds from the sale of the hoodies will be donated to GIVIT.

This is the second Australian outlet for the chain, which has over 240 outlets across markets.

The dish is available for a strictly limited time over the holiday season.

One runner up will also receive a year’s supply of free pizza.

Winter Olympic gold medalist Jakara Anthony will serve as a brand ambassador.

Proceeds will be donated directly to GIVIT.

Additional sites are expected in the year.

It will be sold exclusively via online retailer Adore Beauty from March 22.

Give for Good committed $40,000 to Braking the Cycle to give fuel for 13 of the program’s locations across the state.

A recent study from the UK estimates employers are spending over $50 billion every year on workplace disputes. And, according to internationally renowned mediator and conflict specialist Jane Gunn, this doesn’t cover the costs incurred dealing with lost leadership time, sick days taken, loss of talent through resignations and the effect on work culture. And understandably, as these are almost impossible to quantify but they have real impacts on business performance.

Chris Green also expounds on the brand’s digital focus, the potential of targeting upselling and their new compensation model for managers.

Sharpe teased a big year for the brand in terms of menu development.

The move is months of consecutive same store growth.

The chain touts it as their biggest campaign to date.