We've all been there, the person you just hired is turning out to be a dud. Here's how you can be sure the person you just hired just isn't working out.
Five Signs You Hired the Wrong Server
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We've all been there, the person you just hired is turning out to be a dud. Here's how you can be sure the person you just hired just isn't working out.
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Are your actions (and inactions) encouraging your restaurant's staff to steal from you? Here are five common ways restaurant employees fill their wallets at your and your guests' expense.
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Being a restaurant leader is tough. Boy do we know it. It's hard work, but you need to be a respected leader for the restaurant to flourish. Here are a few signs you're failing at your job.
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Routine is good but sometimes it breeds complacency and laziness. When that happens, restaurant servers can fall into the same cliche trappings. Here are the worst waiter/waitress catchphrases and some better alternates to use.
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In the restaurant industry, if you call out of a shift, you'd better be dead or have a really good excuse.
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As culinary school becomes more popular among aspiring chefs, we wanted to know how valuable restaurant operators and managers found a culinary education to be when hiring and managing their back of house staff.
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Boozing it up doesn't have to be all about blowing off steam, it can help improve your staff knowledge and your restaurant's bottom line.
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Today's restaurant-inspired new: Tipping creating major hurdles for restaurant operators, bizarre gun violence at Texas restaurants, and should Yelp review be protected speech under the First Amendment?
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Today's restaurant-inspired news: does the restaurant industry discriminate by beauty, should you stop guests from filming other guests, and the NLRB strikes down a Chipotle staff/social media policy.
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The new federal overtime rules has many bars & restaurants scrambling to figure out how to comply. Here's what bar owners and restaurant operators are doing to keep the overtime pay to a minimum.
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