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The IRS is eyeing high-tech ways of computing tipped workers' taxes

The new process could also yield a more precise calculation of how much in payroll taxes a restaurant employer should be paying.

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5 ways to meet the needs of modern employees

How operators can address the shifting workforce was a top topic at the North American Association of Food Equipment Manufacturers’ 2023 conference.

Restaurants and hotels led all economic segments in job creation during January, yet still came up about half a million jobs short of where their payrolls were pre-pandemic, according to new federal statistics.

Working Lunch: Proposals in Massachusetts and Virginia are proof the wage-setting model called for by California's first-of-its-kind law is spreading geographically and across job types.

Advice Guy: Many restaurants have a weekly all-hands deep clean, at least in the back of house, which I highly recommend.

In a win for restaurants, the state Court of Appeals essentially ensured that the status quo will persist after Feb. 19.

Advice Guy: For signs about employee handwashing and the like, bars and restaurants shouldn’t test the limits of health code compliance.

All expenses incurred by the employees and their families will be picked up by the chain.

The Fast Act is now officially on hold until a 2024 referendum is held. But the war is on to capture the public's sympathies. And in the middle of it is McDonald's U.S. president.

The newly introduced proposal would go further than the Fast Act in some respects, such as requiring instruction from what sounds like unions.

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