Jonathan Deutsch, Ph.D.

Articles by
Jonathan Deutsch, Ph.D.

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What to do when employees commit credit card fraud

What steps can a restaurant take after finding out an employee has been stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars in falsified tips via credit card?

When to toss frying oil

It is important to remember that frying oil is a food, not just a cooking medium, so the same food safety practices you use for any food should apply.

In a pooled environment, if a guest designates a tip for a specific employee, can/should the operation honor that guest’s request? Advice Guy weighs in.

Not tipping the proper amount is more than a shady practice, it's theft. Advice Guy gives tips on what to do if you suspect servers are stealing tips.

If a disgruntled employee wreaks havoc in the kitchen on their last day of work, can expenses be deducted from the final paycheck? Advice Guy weighs in.

Are foodservice employees legally required to wear aprons? If so, specifically who should be wearing them? Advice Guy sorts style from safety. 

Can an employee sue for wrongful termination and violation of employee handbook policy if they are terminated immediately due to theft? Advice Guy weighs in.

Catering opportunities at universities are lucrative, but often hard to book. Advice Guy plots out the steps to getting your restaurant into campus events.

What causes fry oil to become dirty and what are some tricks to keep it fresh? Advice Guy dishes on how to keep oil clean and fried foods tasting good.

Is it legal for companies to drug test minors and who do they have to share the results with? Advice Guy sheds some light on this tricky topic.

What attracts pantry moths and how can an operation get rid of an infestation if everything is stored in airtight containers? Advice Guy offers some solutions.

Menu photos can be a great merchandising tool, but there are some common pitfalls. Advice Guy tells how an operation can best use food pictures.

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