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Operations

3 sustainability hacks for the back of the house

As more consumers decide where to dine based on a restaurant’s sustainability efforts, continuing to focus on eco-friendly practices will be key in driving traffic.

Workforce

Improving the work environment can help ease labor pressures

By creating a safer way for employees to perform tasks, operators can reduce the risk of injury and improve worker satisfaction, creating a more attractive work environment.

Check out these tips on how to get better longevity out of cooking oil.

Restaurant employees are difficult to find, and even more difficult to retain, in today’s environment of low unemployment and a growing economy.

Automation has made a splash in front-of-house restaurant applications but new technologies are also streamlining operations in the back of the house.

Despite the growth in delivery sales, many operators overlook food-safety protocols when handling, cooking, storing and transporting off-premise orders.

Keeping staff safe takes more than just routine new-hire training.

Here are five concepts you must consider now to future-proof your labor strategy during this year of the smarter kitchen.

By their very nature, restaurants have many places where employee safety can be put in jeopardy, such as the kitchen, the loading dock and the trash disposal area.

Restaurant operators can’t afford the operational inefficiencies, lost productivity and higher workers’ compensation premiums that workplace injuries bring.

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