After weeks of uncertainty today are the first 26 Burger King stores opened again. On weekends, they were purified and partially delivered. The best news for the employees. There will be money ahead of the holidays
The 3000 employees of Burger King branches of the Yi Ko Holding may breathe these days. After weeks of uncertainty, they will again this week to work in the Burger King restaurants. 26 branches open on Monday through Wednesday afternoon, all 89 restaurants to be back in operation. In addition, liquidator or Marc Brecht working to ensure that the employees get money before Christmas. “The employees will receive insolvency benefit for three months,” says Thomas Schulz, spokesman for the liquidator to ABC Online.
Preparations for reopening
Monday morning opened dei first stores. “The essential conditions were decided at the weekend,” said Schulz. In recent days, the branches were cleaned, the first POS systems tested and delivered goods. For Operation in the stores now runs back to normal. Burger King has pledged on Monday to again deliver fresh produce.
Licenses for trademark usage
The way it paved Burger King Europe and the administrator of Burger King GmbH, Marc Odebrecht, on Friday evening. Burger King Europe gave the manager the licenses to use the trademark. In addition, the franchise company supports a new beginning with a loan in the millions.
These stores are back open today
fresh start thanks to millions of credit
“The way is now clear for a new beginning. Our goal is to work together with the preliminary insolvency administrator a solid and to provide a sound basis for the future of the restaurants. ” says Burger King CEO Andreas Bork.
search for new investors
Bankruptcy proceedings are likely in March. Until then, the business should run normally. In parallel, Odebrecht seeking new investors. “If there is interested, there will be a bidding process and then triangle negotiations with Burger King Europe come,” said Schulz. After the experience with Yi Ko Burger King wants to have a say in the next franchisee definitely
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