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Workforce

The tip credit could have a powerful enemy in Chicago's new mayor

Working Lunch: Incoming chief Brandon Johnson has plans to push several measures that would have a big impact on restaurants.

Food

Pork suppliers warn that a significant price hike is coming

They say a decision Thursday by the U.S. Supreme Court is certain to increase growers' costs while cutting into supplies.

The proposed changes would allow youngsters in their early and mid-teens to work more hours and handle alcohol.

The U.S. Department of Labor fined the three operators for violations involving more than 300 minors, including two children of a manager who were 10 years old.

The pay floor for New York City, Long Island and Westchester County would rise next year to $16 on way to $17. Other parts of the state would have a mandated minimum of $16

Working Lunch: A liberal court's ending of a local ban on gas-powered kitchen equipment was a win for restaurants everywhere.

A bill passed this week allows 16 and 17-year-olds to serve alcohol and expands the hours permitted for 14 and 15-year-olds to six per school night.

A federal court ruled that the prohibition violated federal energy regulations.

Multiconcept operator Besim Kukaj used his $1.5 million loan to buy luxury items, feds say.

The state says it is developing a system now to channel the money down to the victims, which include restaurant chains.

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