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Wage hikes prompt NYC restaurants to slash jobs and hours, study finds

Research from an industry trade group finds about half the city’s eateries eliminated positions.

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N.Y. caterer pledges to hire furloughed federal employees

The company in suburban New York City will offer workers shifts as bussers, runners and servers.

Today’s super-tight job market is calling for some out-of-the-box recruitment and retention ideas at restaurants.

New report shows what this demographic wants from a job and potential employers.

A bill introduced Wednesday with widespread support would also set

Sen. Bernie Sanders said he’ll introduce a bill in the Senate this week to institute the so-called living wage on a national basis. It has little chance of passing but could be a test that requires expected candidates for the top office to come out for or against it.

The ruling overturns the broader tip-credit applicability set by the Trump administration in November.

In her announcement, New York state’s attorney general also said she is launching an inquiry into the behavior of celebrity chef Mario Batali.

As the opioid crisis rages, DV8 Kitchen is bringing recovering addicts back into the workforce.

The NRAEF’s model program is turning 1,000 line-level employees into career-minded leaders.

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