The cuts appear to have affected employees in areas such as marketing, construction,...
Whataburger has reduced its corporate workforce and is asking employees to return to its office starting this week.said the recent cuts affected less than one-tenth of 1 percent of Whataburger’s total workforce of more than 50,000 employees — or less than 50 people.Whataburger President and CEO Ed Nelson
Affected employees received severance packages with combinations of compensation, assistance with continuing medical benefits and transition help, the company said. Also, effective Monday, corporate employees must work in person at Whataburger’s headquarters at 300 Concord Plaza from Monday through Thursday. They can work remotely on Friday as well as for three weeks anytime throughout the year, Whataburger said.Whataburger’s seasonal fish-focused ‘Whatacatch’ menu makes return for Lent
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