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Consumer Trends

A digital corporate cafe serves the new hybrid workplace

As many employees continue to work remotely, the traditional company cafeteria model is changing.

Workforce

Starbucks promises a more diverse corporate workforce

The coffee giant will tie executive pay to diversity targets and says that 30% of its corporate staff at all levels will come from diverse groups.

The industry added about 1.5 million new jobs last month but remain far off pre-pandemic levels.

The aid for employees sickened with COVID-19 will be required of all businesses with fewer than 500 employees. Enterprises with 50 or fewer workers on the payroll can ask for a waiver.

An organization of security and loss-prevention experts offers recommendations for how to better protect customers, employees and the business.

A federal grant of $4.5 million will be used by the NRAEF to prepare current and former prison inmates for restaurant jobs.

General managers and executive kitchen managers can get free BMW leases for three years based on their ability to develop employees.

Could bring-your-own-device policies help workforce woes?

In an industry notorious for its turnover, crafting the right culture can attract top talent, while engaging your employees will encourage them to stay.

Employees could only be discharged for what arbitrators adjudge to be “just cause.”

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