Incentive for owners with “multiple stores” FamilyMart Dec 7 6:58
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A major convenience store, FamilyMart, has decided to introduce a support plan in which the headquarters pays a maximum of 1 million yen per store to owners who have increased the number of stores they manage. At the company, management deterioration due to a serious labor shortage is often attributed to owners who manage only one store, and we would like to encourage the expansion of management scale through incentives.
FamilyMart has approximately 16,000 franchise stores nationwide, but the company's management has deteriorated due to a sharp rise in labor costs due to a serious labor shortage. It is analyzed that there are many.
For this reason, the company will drastically review the support measures when it promotes so-called “multiple stores”, which expands the scale by increasing the number of stores managed by member store owners, and incentives according to the number of stores increased Introducing a new mechanism to pay.
Incentives are paid by the headquarters every year according to the increased number of stores. For example, if the number of stores operated increases from one to two, the maximum incentive is about 1 million yen.
In the convenience store industry, which faces serious labor shortages, Seven-Eleven and Lawson are also promoting measures to expand the scale of management by providing support measures for owners who want to “multiple stores”.