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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.

Workforce

Cross-training staff eases the labor crunch

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 KFC Foundation is making its MyChange personal finance program available to the chain’s employees.

Only a stretch can explain this week's blunders, mishaps and cons.

Wages and workforce quality are the two most prevalent worries among the Top 100 operators. Here’s how they’re coping.

The company is also giving workers added benefits, and stock, as a result of tax reform.

A labor-backed group says the company isn’t paying $1 above local minimums, something it promised in 2015.

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