This month, OSPIRG released its fourth annual Chain Reaction scorecard, calling out burger chains across the nation who have made a commitment to serve antibiotic-free meat. As a regional chain, we were awarded an […]
Yesterday marked six months since workers at Store #41, located at 3504 SE 92nd Ave., voted in favor of forming a union. A lot has happened since that historic vote, […]
On August 22, 2018, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) notified Burgerville of a cybersecurity breach impacting a number of the company’s systems. We immediately brought a team of cybersecurity […]
Burgerville’s dedication to quality ingredients and transparency have us taking a new look at animal welfare standards for broiler chickens. By 2024, we will require our chicken suppliers to do the following […]
There’s been a lot of talk lately about Burgerville’s updated uniform policy. We’ve done our best to answer questions about the policy in our previous blog post: Burgerville’s Uniform Policy: […]
What happened, when and why? Burgerville has had a long-standing, unwritten uniform policy that prohibits any non-Burgerville buttons, except for buttons protected by NLRB rights. Employees at the Montavilla Burgerville […]
Serve with love. That’s our mission, and it’s something we take very seriously at Burgerville. We believe that when people have an opportunity to sit with each other and share […]
A few weeks ago, we had the pleasure of sitting down with Multnomah County Commissioner Sharon Meieran to discuss the recent release of the Multnomah County Mental Health System Analysis. […]
Thanks, Portland Monthly, for inviting us to your Cowabunga BBQ Barn Bash! We were thrilled to roll up our sleeves, batter and fry some tasty Walla Walla sweets, and spend time chatting with […]
On July 25, Burgerville and members of Industrial Workers of the World d/b/a Burgerville Workers Union (BVWU) came together for our fourth meeting to bargain in good faith for a […]