Benefits – Bereavement Leave

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Benefits – Bereavement Leave

Benefits – Bereavement Leave

Positions Eligible: Full Time Shift Supervisors, Catering Coordinators and Bakers as well as Team Managers, Assistant Managers, Assistant General Managers, General Managers, and Restaurant Support Employees may take up to three days paid, for bereavement leave if an immediate family member passes:

  • Spouse
  • Parent (including step and in-law)
  • Child (including step)
  • Sibling (including step and in-law)
  • Grandparent (including step and in-law)

An obituary or funeral program of the deceased relative must be given to the supervisor for documentation.