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Attempt to stop wage hike fails in Minneapolis

A last-ditch effort to block a wage hike in Minneapolis was thwarted by a judge on Monday, putting the market on track for a $15 hourly minimum for small employers by 2024.

Workforce

Rapid-fire hiring

Don’t blink—a competitive market means hiring managers have to jump on solid candidates.

They’re dynamic and elusive, they’re transforming the workplace, and they might be harder to get than ever. Here, four key employee types—and how to win them over.

A procedure change suggests the measure is meeting considerable public resistance.

Restaurateurs learned their world truly is shrinking, but they can't readily say the same about delivery concerns.

Check out four operators that are sketching out professional pathways for employees.

The answer isn't clear, but some restaurateurs say these steps would be a move in the right direction.

Operators are automating the hiring process without feeling robotic.

An annual employee engagement survey might not be enough in this competitive labor market. Some restaurants are finding ways to check in with staff on a monthly, weekly or even daily basis.

Chains with winning sales numbers do these three things for their GMs.

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