Peter Romeo

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Workforce

What’s next in the struggle to halt California’s new wage law

The industry's Hail Mary is using the 2024 ballot to enlist voters in the cause. Meanwhile, nine states are emerging as future battlegrounds.

Workforce

Tech's labor benefits may be different from what you think

Reality Check: Technology's big payback isn't eliminating jobs, it's making current job holders happier.

In the restaurant market of 2050, automatons will be doing a lot more than running orders to tables and flipping burgers, predicted FSTEC founder and 2022 speaker Rob Grimes.

Brined cukes and a host of other lip-pursing options are showing up on all types of menus—and everywhere from the drinks list to the dessert array.

Reality Check: Opponents of the wage break for employers are using ballot initiatives to get their way.

Enforcement will be halted until a court challenge is decided, marking at least a temporary victory for duck farmers and fine-dining restaurants.

The former president of delivery-only kitchen Reef will take an as-yet-unspecified executive position with Earl Enterprises.

The National Restaurant Association has compiled a handbook for operators who want to prepare against floods, blizzards, wildfires and the like. Take our quiz to see if you should order a free copy.

The small-business survey from Alignable.com also found that 9% of operators are laying off workers because they fear the economy is worsening.

Reality Check: The industry nodded through the takeaway of key employer powers. Is it just going to roll over as the setbacks continue?

Experts say the risk of infection isn't great, but it's there. The greater danger could be the fears of guests and staff.

But the tutorial focuses on how to keep the process amicable and progressing, not how to thwart it.

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