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Best practices for improving recruitment, retention and training

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5 things restaurants need to know about this week's immigration raids

Here's what went down and what it foreshadows for employers.

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Critics say McDonald’s hasn’t kept its minimum wage promise

A labor-backed group says the company isn’t paying $1 above local minimums, something it promised in 2015.

Pal’s Sudden Service has been teaching classes on Achieving World Class Results, as the title of its signature course says, for a little over 10 years. The classes have attracted corporate officers and franchisees from chains like Bojangles, Five Guys, Panera and Jason’s Deli.

Joanne Chang works hard at maintaining the culture she’s created at her four Flour bakeries, her restaurant Myers + Chang and newly opened commissary kitchen.

Operators are using the assessments for more than just the hiring process.

Advice Guy breaks down the many philosophies on doling out tips.

Millennials will soon be the largest generation in the U.S. workforce, yet businesses have a difficult time hiring and retaining this group.

A decision last week underscores a change in how the NLRB views a franchisor's accountability for the actions of franchisees.

Isabella’s company forced workers to sign nondisclosure agreements to hide sexual misconduct, the suit alleges.

If you didn’t get a raise last year, ask the boss why you were excluded from what People Report says was the vast majority of salaried restaurant employees who got a bump in base pay during 2012. At the very least, it may help your chances in 2013, when salaries are expected by the human-resources research company to rise by an average of 2.7 percent.

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