Subway Restaurant

Subway is a food service establishment, primarily serving submarine sandwiches.

Subway restaurants accept cash as payment for purchases. They do not pay their employees in cash.

Pita pit no competition - less processed, more veges, tastes better.......

He is not actually a mascot, his name is Jared and he was the spokesman for the franchise. A heavy diet of subway helped him lose weight for he was obese

They sell you food and drink, specialising in filled rolls (or subs as they say in the US). Even though they have staff toilets, they normally don't provide these services to the public.

twice as much as 100...

10 for a cookie, 15 for a bag of chips, 50 for a regular six inch and 75 for a regular footlong, so that excludes the Pastrami and Philly Cheesesteak. It's somewhere around 20 for a drink, I don't quite remember.

Sales per Subway run about $9000 per store per week. They'll build them everywhere and could give a rats butt about cannibalization.

Thru-put is basically having enough employees on the line/at the register to take care of customers quickly and effectively. The responsibilities of each station depends on the number of people on the line itself.

No, there isn't. They don't serve Subway at Dodger Stadium. Last year, they were selling sub sandwiches. They stopped this year. however, they do have a small selection at Canter's. You can find one on the third baseline side, by section 45 on the field. Or you can check an issue of the Dodgers' magazine to see if they have one on the reserve level. If you have a top deck ticket, the lowest level you can go for food is the reserve level.

yes it is. Though you load it with fresh veggies, the meats & cheeses are processed & full of fat & sodium. Also the bread can pack some serious calories. You may want to avoid a lot of the dressing too since they tend to have an oil base & multiple additives that can also add quite a few calories & fat.

Try asking an employee from Subway, he might be able to help you.

The colors for the Subway restaurant signs are white, yellow and black. The restaurant chain assembles their sandwiches on the spot and uses fresh products.

Subway is not only national, it is international.

Subway doesn't have a stock code because it is privately owned.

Well you need to know that stores like Subway are franchises, which means each store owner can set there own rules for dress code, sometimes these rules may or may not be in keeping with the labour code or human rights codes. Just like Starbucks and there attempt to thwart tongue piercing in there stores back in 93~94 in Vancouver, BC (That didn't work out too well for Starbucks). The best thing to do is to ask before you get the piercing done and use some common sense. Decorum dictates that if one employee has a piercing the others must be entitled to have piercings if they choose as well. However this can get carried away and an understanding must be set from the beginning as to how much is acceptable and what is going too far. Management needs to remember that employees are not possessions but leased help who have lives of there own, and when the work day is done they go and live there lives the way they want. So long as they attend work and are clean, sober and attired according to the set uniform plan that's as good as it gets. You need to discuss your plan with your shop owner, not the manager, the owner and get his or her approval then you can get your piercing without some one telling you to remove it for work. This way everyone knows what the plan is and can work together to set a piercing policy that is acceptable to management and staff.

I'm not sure if it depends on the owner or not but at the one that I work at, we wear our Subway shirts, Subway hat, apron, and a name tag either on the hat or our shirt. Then for pants, we wear khakis or dress pants along with sneakers. And our hair has to be up, if we're a girl and your face must be freshly shaved if you're a guy.

Tim Griffin, from the show Prime Suspect

NO

by some of it from an alternative source when on sale plus try to reduce waste by keeping an eye on management and preparation

I think so, but I think you should check the website. The shopping directory is in the related links tab below.

which areas on your subway restaurant are customers allowed to access

of course not

Subways are recommended to be open 96 hours a week and open by 10 am at the latest. However, all Subways are independently owned and operated except for the one located at their headquarters, and the franchise holders are able to obtain a waiver that can reduce the number of required weekly hours for various reasons (low sales, high crime, etc.). Check with your local Subway owner or manager for that particular location's hours.

Jared Fogle is 40 years old (birthdate: December 1, 1977).