employees

Financing

Restaurants added 41,000 jobs last month

The hiring came as the overall job market appears to be accelerating.

Workforce

Restaurants lodge court challenge of predictive scheduling

A coalition is making a stand in New York, arguing that New York City’s version of advance scheduling requirements are illegal.

Employees with dual roles can help address the shortage of skilled workers.

But the slight deceleration won’t be enough to knock retention off the top of most operators’ worry lists, says People Report.

The chicken chain is testing voice-activated technology, social media and QR codes to improve training and the work environment.

But the industry’s rate of hiring has slowed in recent months.

The year was not without its Freddy Krueger moments for restaurants. Here's a look back at the times restaurateurs wondered if they were awake.

Offering work-life balance is a major selling point in this insomnia-inducing labor climate. But delivering on that promise is a tall order. Here are a few ways operators are making flexible schedules business as usual.

Five Latina employees of a location in the Boston area claim a “sexually offensive work environment.”

The company is increasing its tuition assistance program using savings from federal tax reform.

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