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Restaurant workers continued to quit their jobs in September

About 6.6% of the hospitality industry's workforce voluntarily exited their positions during the month, according to new federal data.

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Will Starbucks' union vote touch off a new labor crisis?

What happens in Buffalo, N.Y., during the next few weeks could yield an answer. And the situation isn't looking good for the coffee giant.

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How big of a pay increase will prompt a restaurant worker to change jobs?

A new study shows that a majority of hospitality workers are scouting for higher-paying positions. And the majority of those are looking for a bump of several dollars per hour.

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Inflation becomes No. 1 issue for restaurants and other small businesses, study finds

Labor availability remains a key concern, but supply-chain problems rose to the top fear.

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Sysco says it passed along a 13.4% cost spike to customers with little pushback

The distribution giant told Wall Street that it also made progress in fulfilling customers' orders despite product outages.

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Courts won't derail the federal vaccine mandate, White House insists

Despite the temporary stay of a federal appellate court, and any subsequent challenge, the historic requirement will go into effect on Jan. 4 as planned, according to a spokesperson.

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US Foods raised prices 11.5% in Q3, but says worst may be over

It also told investors that it's largely resolved the labor problems squeezing the supply chain.

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More restaurants turn unit design over to the people who have to live with it

Reality Check: No one knows the aggravations of working in a restaurant like the actual employees and their bosses. Here's a look at the growing trend of chains attempting to harness that know-how as a potent remedy for their labor problems.

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