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liability

A healthy comeback

 By Margaret Shakespeare on Jun. 17, 2014

Don't let a negative grade from the health inspector wreak havoc on your reputation.

Operations

This week’s restaurant nightmares: Second screams

 By Peter Romeo on Feb. 15, 2017

Nightmares may not go away for years, as some restaurants learned this week.

Restaurants challenge NYC's plan to enforce menu labeling

By Peter Romeo on Jul. 14, 2017

The action could be a test of local jurisdictions' ability to adopt disclosure requirements while the federal mandate is on hold until May. Industry officials fear that restaurant chains may be subject to a patchwork of regulatory obligations and penalties.

Operations

Court decides Jimmy John's franchisees can be sued, too

By Peter Romeo on Dec. 18, 2017

The licensees will be party along with the franchisor to a class-action suit alleging wage theft, a weird twist on "joint employer."

Operations

How to avoid falling victim to web trolls

By Bruce Horovitz on Mar. 26, 2018

Key actions to take to keep websites ADA compliant.

Marketing

This week's restaurant nightmares: Real or fake?

By Peter Romeo on Apr. 24, 2018

Some of the industry's biggest names were smeared this week by developments that seemed too far-out to be true. That's because they weren't. Except for those court developments.

Comps

By Bill Main on Aug. 22, 2002

One of the most common errors in the financial statements of restaurants is the incorrect recording of food and beverage comps — food or beverage served free of charge, or sold at prices lower than normal retail.

IFDA Derides FDA Record-Keeping Rule as Costly

By Restaurant Business Staff on Jun. 25, 2004

WASHINGTON, DC - The foodservice distribution industry has voiced its concern about an upcoming rule FDA rule on keeping records, stating that it would...

EEOC sues Jack In the Box

By Restaurant Business Staff on May 18, 2004

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is suing Jack In the Box for allegedly refusing to hire a deaf applicant, according to a report in the Houston Chronicle.

Suits against Ahold Could Last 10 Years

By Restaurant Business Staff on May 07, 2004

AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands - Class action suits against Dutch retailer Ahold in the United States could last 10 years but investors would have to wait less...

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