Restaurants & Bars
Taco Bell Now Offering $100K Salaries: See Gwinnett Co. Locations
The company that owns the fast-food Mexican chain announced a new program that will test out boosting managers' salaries big-time.

LAWRENCEVILLE, GA - Yum! Brands, which owns the Mexican fast-food chain, The announcement was part of a series of initiatives the company rolled out Thursday that is says are meant to enhance restaurant performance, employee satisfaction, recruitment and retention.
In Gwinnett County, there are Taco Bells located at:
4291 Hwy 20 Buford - Phone: (770)932-5681
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555 Dacula Rd, Dacula - Phone: (678)985-3782
2121 Pleasant Hill Road Duluth - Phone: (770)476-8514
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4165 Pleasant Hill Rd, Duluth - Phone: (770)813-9978
1855 Grayson Highway, Grayson - Phone: (770)995-4095
5518 Jimmy Carter Blvd, Norcross - Phone: (770)446-7744 H
1720 Indian Trail Rd., Norcross - Phone: (770)923-5830
4025 Holcomb Bridge Rd, Norcross - Phone: (770)242-7186
2617 Main St W., Snellville - Phone: (770)972-9230
50 Gwinco Blvd., Suwanee - Phone: (770)932-0447
455 Peachtree Industrial Blvd., Suwanee - Phone: (770)831-5560
3579 Peachtree Pkwy., Suwanee - Phone: (770)844-5998
The company did not announce which locations will test out the $100,000 manager's salary.
Current salaries for the managers of company-owned Taco Bell restaurants range from $50,000-$80,000, Bloomberg reported.
Other programs that Yum! announced Thursday included "Makers," a program for employees who may not want to be managers but want to get leadership experience and "elevate their passion for the brand."
The company also announced that all nationwide company employees can become eligible to receive at least 24 hours of paid sick time per calendar year, starting in 2020.
Also, Yum! has a plan to make all of Taco Bell's packaging material used by customers recyclable, compostable or reusable by 2025. Recycling or composting bins will be added to all restaurants where it's possible and PFAS, Phthalates and BPA — potentially hazardous substances used in plastics — will be removed from all customer-facing packaging materials.
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