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TPC Workers Reject Labor Agreement

ROCK ISLAND, IL - Employees at Thoms Proestler Co., represented by the Teamsters union have rejected a tentative labor agreement and could be locked out or...

Inbound Efficiency –Can it be Just a Click Away?

We all know the challenges associated with managing the receiving function. Traditional paper-based appointment scheduling or even the spreadsheet based...

It’s not going to do you much good if you go broke outfitting the back of the house. But if you use a little creativity here, a little elbow grease there, you can have a first-rate kitchen with money to spare. Take a look at what these inventive operators did with a little money and a lot of ingenuity.

Milk, cheese and butter—as both stand-alone products and recipe ingredients—all play a prominent role on the menu.

The number of hours worked per week did not increase, the association said, meaning that weekly earnings rose primarily as a result of higher hourly wages,...

Need to put an employee under a lie detector. Get consent first. Let’s hope you don’t need to use this one.

Tempting customers to buy dessert is a surefire way to boost dinner and lunch checks. But that means offering an irresistible and varied selection that hits every diner’s sweet spot. Suppliers have stepped up to the dessert plate with ingredients and products for operators at every level—from QSR grab-and-go treats to comforting family-dining pies and ice creams, to the speed-scratch cakes, pastries and mousses that differentiate casual menus.

Turning an interesting startup into a major industry player takes a lot of vision, leadership and a taste for the risky. This year, Kevin Reddy made it all look easy.

Continuing high unemployment rates across the U.S. point to a still bumpy road to recovery, but there are signs of hope in the year ahead. Although restaurant traffic was down 1 percent in the third quarter of 2010, visits to restaurants increased during the fourth quarter and growth is forecast to continue into 2011.

If you weren’t scared of Obamacare before going into an NRA session on healthcare reform, you were terrified when you left.

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