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New York launches $35M program to promote restaurant hiring despite the tight market

Qualifying restaurants will be granted a $5,000 tax credit, payable ahead of their tax filing, for every net new position they add.

Workforce

White House offers to pick up some family leave charges

Restaurants and other small businesses would be reimbursed for paying workers who need time off to have their families vaccinated.

Workforce

BK franchisee is hit with $559,000 charge for failing to provide sick-leave pay

By Peter Romeo on Jul. 29, 2021

The fines and back pay extend back to the first day Chicago's law went into effect. The penalty is the largest ever assessed for violations of the city's labor laws.

Financing

McDonald’s says its labor challenges are easing

By Jonathan Maze on Jul. 28, 2021

The company credits higher wages and an end to unemployment benefits for bringing in more applicants but costs are driving up prices.

Workforce

Industry groups join forces to avert lawsuits seeking back pay for furloughed staffs

By Peter Romeo on Jul. 23, 2021

The Restaurant Law Center teamed up with the Chamber of Commerce and the National Retail Federation to keep restaurants from being sued under the WARN Act.

Workforce

New studies blame tipping and service with a smile for stoking sexual harassment

By Peter Romeo on Jul. 22, 2021

The academic reports blame the high incidence of sexual harassment on restaurants to two long-standing traditions.

Workforce

Uno thanks its GMs with two roundtrip airline tickets

By Peter Romeo on Jul. 15, 2021

Other unit-level managers will receive travel vouchers and other perks as their thank-you.

Financing

Posted signs highlight the debate between restaurants and their workers

By Jonathan Maze on Jul. 13, 2021

While operators use signs to complain about the lack of workers, employees use them to stage walkouts, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

Workforce

Why job hunters aren't even considering restaurant offers

By Peter Romeo on Jul. 12, 2021

A new study shows that higher pay can only take the industry so far. The data indicate that employers might want to think about their working conditions instead.

Workforce

President Biden takes aim at anti-poaching agreements

By Peter Romeo on Jul. 09, 2021

The executive order gives restaurant employees fewer restrictions on the jobs they can take. Fast-food concepts are one of the intended targets.

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