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Dunkin' Announces Hiring Drive and Partnership with Southern New Hampshire University

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Dunkin' announced it is seeking 25,000 new employees as restaurants resume dine-in services nationwide. The company also launched a national advertising campaign aimed at recruiting new workers. Furthermore, Dunkin' established a partnership with Southern New Hampshire University, allowing employees to earn a low-cost college degree through the collaboration.

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The fast-food chain reported that same-store sales at open locations fell by 23% as of May 23 due to the coronavirus pandemic. However, sales have recently shown a bounce as states begin lifting restrictions. The hiring initiative and education partnership address workforce needs during this period of recovery.

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