While businesses across the country are trying to incentivize people back to work, one Louisville restaurant decided to show its appreciation for its employees by sending them on vacation.Ramen House Louisville, on Bardstown Road, posted Tuesday that it would be closing its doors temporarily not because of a shortage of workers, but because all of them will be in Las Vegas for the week.According to the Facebook post, the restaurant closed for the week to fly the employees to Vegas to show them thanks for working "hard and diligently through all the crazy times" over the past year and a half."They deserve a break," the restaurant posted along with a photo of the employees at the airport.In a message to WLKY, the owners of the Louisville restaurant that serves up ramen and rice bowls said 10 of their employees were flown out to Vegas. The trip also included having their lodging and some food and activities paid for.Much like other restaurants and businesses in the metro, Ramen House was hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. In March, the restaurant completely shut down, reopening later with restrictions in place.The Vegas trip isn't the first time the restaurant owners have gone out of their way to show appreciation for their employees. In April, the restaurant posted a photo of the group on a kayaking trip.Check out the Ramen House Facebook page here.
While businesses across the country are trying to incentivize people back to work, one Louisville restaurant decided to show its appreciation for its employees by sending them on vacation.
Ramen House Louisville, on Bardstown Road, posted Tuesday that it would be closing its doors temporarily not because of a shortage of workers, but because all of them will be in Las Vegas for the week.
According to the Facebook post, the restaurant closed for the week to fly the employees to Vegas to show them thanks for working "hard and diligently through all the crazy times" over the past year and a half.
"They deserve a break," the restaurant posted along with a photo of the employees at the airport.
In a message to WLKY, the owners of the Louisville restaurant that serves up ramen and rice bowls said 10 of their employees were flown out to Vegas. The trip also included having their lodging and some food and activities paid for.
Much like other restaurants and businesses in the metro, Ramen House was hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. In March, the restaurant completely shut down, reopening later with restrictions in place.
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The Vegas trip isn't the first time the restaurant owners have gone out of their way to show appreciation for their employees. In April, the restaurant posted a photo of the group on a kayaking trip.
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