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Employee turnover rates show signs of easing

 By Peter Romeo on May 10, 2018

But employers shouldn’t expect a return to easier days, warns researcher TDn2K.

Workforce

Restaurant turnover rates on the rise, again

By Alaina Lancaster on Oct. 13, 2017

Employee turnover is up after teasing the industry with plateauing numbers this summer.

Workforce

Md. tries to ease burden of sick leave

By Peter Romeo on Apr. 12, 2018

A bill expected to be signed into state law would provide small employers with a tax credit to eligible employees.

Popeyes CEO uses Facebook to defuse firing controversy

By Peter Romeo on Apr. 23, 2015

After the dismissal of a pregnant manager who was robbed at gunpoint flared on social media into an unflattering controversy for the chain, Cheryl Bachelder used the same medium in an attempt to right the alleged wrong.

Leadership

8 lessons restaurateurs learned from horrible bosses

By Alaina Lancaster on Jun. 16, 2017

Check out these teaching moments from operators’ worst managers.

Technology

3 ways technology is helping restaurant staff personalize the guest experience

By Alaina Lancaster on Oct. 27, 2017

Here’s how metrics are helping employees take hospitality to the next level.

San Francisco burb sets new minimum-wage bar of $16/hr.

May 07, 2015

The hike tentatively approved by the Bay Area city of Emeryville would set the highest wage rate in the nation.

Workforce

3 ways to snag more job applicants

By Alaina Lancaster on Jul. 08, 2017

Check out these recruiting strategies designed with millennials and Gen Zers in mind.

Workforce

4 questions to boost employee retention

By Alaina Lancaster on Nov. 15, 2017

The answers might help operators catch staffers before they head out the door.

Workforce

Handbook don’ts

By Peter Romeo on May 14, 2015

The National Labor Relations Board is recommending that business owners review their employee handbooks before it lands them in trouble.

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