US fast food workers are joining the remote work bandwagon


Drive-thru orders can now be taken by remote workers. — AFP Relaxnews

In the United States, the fast food industry is re-thinking what happens behind the scenes when customers place orders at drive-thru locations. Now, staff no longer need to be physically present on site, as they can log your burgers and fries directly from their couch.

This initiative brings new possibilities for anyone looking to earn extra money by becoming a remote-working fast-food industry employee.

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