Your next Pizza Hut delivery may come with a side order of employment. The pizza chain on Tuesday launched its new "ResZAmes" campaign, which will see it print customer resumes onto pizza boxes and deliver them to employers "in the toughest job market,

Pizza Hut has launched ResZAmes, a creative way for job seekers to stand out by delivering their resumes on pizza boxes. This free service, which includes a medium cheese pizza, is aimed at employers in New York City

The “ResZAmes” promotion is the second in recent weeks that leverages the brand’s pizza box as a means for supporting consumers with a difficult task.

To help job hunters during the "September Surge," the Texas-based pizza chain will deliver a pizza with your resume printed on it to potential employers — all for free. Here's how to participate.

Pizza Hut has started a new competition where the winners will have their resumes sent to employers, though their qualifications will be printed on a pizza box containing one steaming hot pie. Food brands have a habit of releasing products and programs that have little to do with their actual business,

ResZAmes will be delivered only in New York City. Customers who want their credentials printed on a box should visit ResZAmes.com, enter the ZIP code of the headquarters of their desired future employer, and then put in their résumé. Pizza Hut will select a number of winners to have their résumé box hand-delivered. Entry ends Sept. 22.

Right now, the Pizza Hut is only launching the new venture in New York City. Those wanting a ResZAme can visit ResZAmes.com to submit their resume and address of the potential employer. Not everyone will get chosen though. Pizza Hut will review the submissions and select a few lucky winners whose resumes will be delivered on a pizza.

The chain is offering a handful of pizza-loving job seekers the chance to put their curriculum vitae on a pizza box (yes, with a pizza included, because a little bribery never hur

Pizza Hut has come up with an innovative way to tackle the hiring crunch. The American food chain company has launched a campaign to send resumes of job seekers printed on pizza boxes.