labor

Living wages

Forty years ago there was no expectation that a fast food job would pay a living wage, much less support a household.

Workforce

The importance of mobilizing workers

Until The Home Depot opened its 500th store, co-founder and then-CEO Bernie Marcus personally trained every manager. “I don’t mean I spent a few hours with them and gave them a speech,” says Marcus, now age 84. “I spent days with them.”

Demonstrators outside Roka Akor and other area eateries are protesting the nonunion construction company that built them, shining light on labor issues.

Big data says that consumers of various ages and demographics have different preferences and priorities when it comes to service at restaurants.

Executives attributed the gains to innovations on several fronts.

Here are some helpful hints from operators who have cracked the code for successful staff contests.

With a number of high-profile cases involving dining organizations currently under review, the industry faces increased scrutiny and risks.

Here’s how the 16-concept restaurant group retains top talent.

By 2010, the National Restaurant Association predicts, there will be an estimated 1.7 million new jobs in the restaurant industry—and nowhere near enough U.S. workers to fill them.

ROCK ISLAND, IL - Thoms Proestler Co., the local unit of Performance Food Group, Richmond, VA, said today it is negotiating a labor contract with its 224...

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