politics

Workforce

U.S. Senate kills the $15 minimum wage, for now

The upper chamber also cleared the way for package of a relief bill that includes $25 billion in restaurant aid.

Leadership

What restaurants can expect under Biden

In a flurry of activity and a host of public addresses, the new president has revealed plans with significant implications for the industry.

The aid, including a $50 million rehiring plan just for restaurants, are included in the budget Gov. Cuomo aired Tuesday.

With transportation already limited and more deadly violence possible, operators are deciding whether to stay open for what’s usually a business boon.

Citing public safety and health concerns, Muriel Bowser opted to delay a reopening that had been set for Friday.

In a letter sent to the system on Friday, he also joined a statement from the Business Roundtable condemning President Trump and other politicians for inciting the violence.

Employers at chain-affiliated restaurants can only act on a stated “just cause” or proven economic distress

The venerable chain’s parent company issued its assessment Tuesday of the 2020 presidential election, begging the question, “Why?”

Measures taking effect on Sunday will cap restaurant stays at 90 minutes and limit parties to six people, but capacities will not be reduced.

The property is accused of overcharging another Trump-affiliated operation, the president's inauguration committee..

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