Chick-fil-A is now looking to hire workers as the restaurant chain prepares to open in the Town of Vienna.
The restaurant will be on the ground floor of an enormous castle-looking building that will also house a Flagship Carwash on the second floor at 540 W. Maple Avenue.
Franchise owner Jeff Hubley is looking to hire up to 100 people for full- and part-time positions, including leadership development, hospitality and training, according to a press release. Employees can expect to have Sundays off and scholarship opportunities for continuing education.
The Chick-fil-A is slated to open in November.
Construction is still in progress on the project, which was one of several new projects approved under the town’s contentious Maple Avenue Commercial (MAC) zoning process.
The site has faced a series of delays and public backlash.
Last image via Town of Vienna Planning and ZoningÂ
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