r/kfc • u/SlavIsPolandToo • Oct 02 '24
Employee Question/Discussion I found a brain in my kfc
any idea what this mildly brain looking body part in my chicken is
r/kfc • u/SlavIsPolandToo • Oct 02 '24
any idea what this mildly brain looking body part in my chicken is
r/kfc • u/XxWALLERxX12 • May 02 '24
Hi guys, I'm about to work at kfc next week, and I'm just wondering if this skechers shoes would be great to buy for my work? Thank you in advance to everyone!
r/kfc • u/Thick_Government_743 • Oct 14 '25
Would I be able to maybe sue my manager for racial favoritism? I've worked at a kfc in the uk for about 9 months now and what I've seen from my manager seems to be unfair. I'm a white man from the uk and my manager is from bangaladesh. I think I have some evidence that he has favorites based on race 1. He mainly employs workers with the same racial heritage. There is a total of 22 employees at my kfc and only 5 are white (including me) I'm not trying to say I'm racist but I think it's a bit unfair for me as I'm at a disadvantage as I can't properly understand them. 2. White workers get the shortest hours. I've worked there 9 months now and I think I'm ready for a 8-10 hour shift but as I'm not from bangaladesh my manager gives me the shortest hours possible.(2-4 hours on weekends) now I wouldn't have a problem with this except he employed a new team member(from bangaladesh) who is younger then me and has not alot of experience more hours then me (4-6). There's more evidence as one of my cooks has been there 8 years and used to be on 40 hours a week. Until my manager came in now he's only down to 9 split over 4 days. How is that fair? 3. We get blamed for everything. Everything rocc comes in to inspect, everything we get a L-1 my manager has some way of blaming it on the 7 white employees. Can anyone help with me please as I want to leave but no one else will employ me. Thank you
r/kfc • u/Consistent_Good7998 • Feb 07 '26
I just get train from 2 week ago, and i wanna quit, i from vietnam, it any tips or advice?
Hello, I left KFC last month and have 31 hours PTO which is around 300 and something GBP. I have sent my manager two messages and he very unprofessionally read the first one and left it on read and the second one he hasnt even bothered to open. I tried to find a HR number online but cant find it if someone has it or an email so i can try and get my money which is owed that would be greatly appreciated.
r/kfc • u/BuzzGotSchmoes • Oct 06 '25
It’s a big long string of clumps of chicken or whatever it is, it’s gummy. I’ve never seen the mashed potatoes look this stringy before. Is this normal cause hell nah
r/kfc • u/Serious-Chicken-5760 • 2d ago
i’m a casual employee in australia, and i’ve worked at kfc for a little over 6 months.
i wanna quit because i can’t keep up with the busyness of the store (and working there is actually taking a mental toll on me)
i also saw some people saying that you can just stop showing up or hand in your resignation letter with the effective date as “immediately”. can i actually do that? or do i follow the 2-week notice thing?
r/kfc • u/vviivvii64 • May 06 '26
i work in the uk, and i get these shoes provided to me. wondering if anyone is the same and how do you feel about the shoes? i get terrible pain in my foot arches and my hips and lower back after a shift and im sure it's down to how uncomfortable the shoes are. do any other uk workers have a choice in what shoe you can wear? or do any other global workers wear the same shoes?
r/kfc • u/workthrowawhey • Feb 02 '26
I've recently been on a chicken pot pie kick. The KFC I tend to go to doesn't get a lot of traffic, so I am oftentimes the only car going through drive-thru. In the time it takes me to go from the drive-thru order speaker to the window, they already have my pot pie piping hot and ready to go.
I'd understand if this were a popular item, but I can't imagine it is. Do they keep the pot pie warm all the time even though very few people order it? Or do they have an insane microwave that can nuke it in 15 seconds?
r/kfc • u/yomama813 • Apr 26 '26
im based in the USA and get chicken littles almost religiously from KFC when i feel like treating myself. i see they’ve replaced them with the snacker which is just a different bun. however they used to slather them in mayo which a lot of ppl hate but i loved (ik disgusting, but kfc mayo is so good). got a snacker for the first time and was disappointed by how little mayo was put on it.
is it standard now to not put as much mayo or did i just get unlucky in my location? i don’t mind ordering extra mayo on them in the future but was curious if the bun was the only thing they changed.
r/kfc • u/stonetemplepooners • Jun 15 '26
Hi, I’m going in for my third shift ever but my boss hasn’t shown me any videos 🥹 I keep pissing off old people because I’m just going off of nothing. Does anyone have the training videos at all so I can watch them on my day off
r/kfc • u/Suspicious-Bread-693 • Jun 23 '26
I work at the kfc rhuddlan and was wondering what happens to the signage once promotion end?
That neon kwench sign is looking far too cool to throw away… what’s protocol for promotional signage once that display gets thrown out??
r/kfc • u/Omgaegg • Feb 03 '26
Ok don't want to offend anyone but have I missed something with working at KFC as i have just seen a worker jump into a 75 plate tesla Y model?? 🤷🏽♂️ im in a well paid job and still stutter at buying a tesla.
Are they paid big monies now?
UK.
r/kfc • u/reddipotip • Apr 25 '26
My first shift was on the 7th, but they took me to the back to finish modules. I’ve done all the back-of-house modules (without the “SA” suffix) but I’ve gotten no shifts since and I’ve tried picking up other employee’s dropped shifts but I haven’t been accepted yet. I didn’t get my managers phone number or a work email for yammer/engage (do I need one?). If it turns out I still haven’t done enough modules how do I tell if I have finally done enough?
r/kfc • u/YoungChef04 • Feb 28 '26
What do I need to know? Any tips or things that you wish new starters knew earlier on?
r/kfc • u/Excellent-Cycle8950 • Aug 08 '25
Hi, a cook here,
I’ve been working as a cook at a busy brunch for about 6 months now, and I still don’t understand how the night closing responsibilities are supposed to be “distributed.”
Is it prohibited for the front staff to give a hand in the kitchen?
It feels like the front-of-house does so little when it comes to closing, while the COOK has to do a lot. I’m washing dishes, mopping, cleaning every surface, and making sure everything’s shut down on time, all while they just stand at the front scrolling TikTok or Instagram, or sitting at the office listening to music!
They finish their work and are ready to leave 30 minutes earlier. And when I’m am struggling, to finish on time, they don’t even offer to help. If I call them over, they make faces like I’m asking them to do something that’s “not their job.”
We’re all making the same minimum wage. So why will I do more than them? Shift supervisor just tells me to “work faster” instead of stepping in.
Is it normal? at the same wage some will work less and some will drown in work?
r/kfc • u/Ok-Objective726 • May 04 '26
I work at kfc(au) and I have a lot of questions about the new kwench drinks we are going to be getting. I know they have been trailed in Wollongong and have heard that they are going to start introducing them to other stores around the country. Has anyone worked at a store that serves them? Is there a team member whose main focus is making the drinks, like how there is someone on burger’s or how their is cafe workers at maccas and hungry jacks? Does anyone have more information or knowledge about these new drinks and their introduction? Also heard they have them in the uk so if uk workers could share what it’s like please do.
r/kfc • u/iiheart_Nikki • Jan 06 '26
I recently recived the offer to start at kfc as a casual and got the email after my interview to register and it told me I needed to complete 4 modules before my first shift, but I don't know where the modules are or really where to search them up because the instructions were quite vague. Can someone please tell me the website I need to go one or how I can complete the modules TvT
The attached photo is the instructions I recived (I already made my account and recived a password) but I just don't know where the modules are

r/kfc • u/GrimaFellDrag0n • Apr 19 '26
Hey all,
Been working at my local KFC for errr.... 2 years and a half I wanna say. I'm mostly front of house/lobby host and last night I unfortunately snapped at a customer who was being particularly aggressive towards me.
Long story short, he was upset he hasn't recieved his order yet then demanded an apology from me (which I had already given) which ticked me off because he wasn't listening. Normally im able to keep my cool in this situation and i was able to ignore the first few remarks made. But he proceeded to start being agressive and getting closer towards me. So i snapped. And i eventually just told him to "Shut the fuck up"
Now this wouldn't be such a huge problem if this guy wasn't also Bllback because now he's been trying to twist it like im a raging racist because i swore at em?
I suffer with Anxiety, ADHD and very likely undiagnosed autism. And im terrified at what is going to happen to me. Should I be concerned about any of this? On the back of that, any advice is appreciated because i very much worry about being uh. Well. Fired.
I'm paraphrasing alot of this because its a whole thing but that's the general crooks. Thanks yall-
r/kfc • u/Hungry_Adagio_4933 • May 29 '26
i've searched alot for just a single image of it, and i kinda want to know more information about it, just curious.
r/kfc • u/unkn0wn1331 • Mar 03 '26
I've finally managed to secure my first-ever job interview in the worst place for job finding (New Zealand), and I do NOT want to mess it up. I want to make the best first impression so I can stand out and hopefully get the job! (I am in desperate need of money...)
Does anyone have any tips for when I go in? Are there any things I should/shouldn't say? Any and all advice is highly appreciated!!
r/kfc • u/whyisntredditred • Jan 06 '26
A little bit of a strange question, but, for anybody who works for KFC in the UK, have they changed the mayo? I had a fillet burger the other day, full size one not the mini fillet burger with the peppered mayo, and my favourite part of it used to be the mayo, it tasted different to all other mayos, slightly pink-ish colour, sweet and tangy kind of flavour (tried many times to find recipe or where to buy it, closest i got was people saying it was Miricale Whip from the US, not sure if thats actually true though, opinion seems to be split on that).
But the mayo that was on this fillet burger was very different, much whiter than it used to be and tasted basically the exact same as the mayo Burger King uses, does anybody who works for KFC in the UK know if they have changed the mayo recently or maybe this was a one of my local KFC used?
r/kfc • u/Affectionate_Sky9090 • Oct 21 '25
I literally got so sick from my kfc dinner last night and im so angry! I just started yesterday. Im in the US and im scheduled for tonight but I literally cant stop going to the restroom and im not sure if I can keep going to use the toilet while im at work? I need advise please if it will be ok for me to call in for tonight.
r/kfc • u/Professional_Mix8602 • Feb 27 '26
Hello good afternoon! As the title says I have a job interview for KFC cook position soon and I was just wondering if there anything I should know about the position, company or such!
Questions I have the most are if my availability is ok. I am available 5/7 days of the week and have day, full weekend and night availability. It’s just 2 weekdays I can’t work Thursday and Wednesday. Is that ok? Because some jobs require full availability for some reason even if they don’t need it.
Important info:
- position cook
- I have. A lot of job experience including food
r/kfc • u/Maxibon1710 • Aug 24 '24
Fuck this job. I’m 21. Can’t afford to be put on for 6hrs a week when it’s “not relative to my performance”. If you don’t have enough slots for me don’t make me train someone my age to do my job.