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Chefs' organization updates its apprenticeship program

The ACF is adding online instruction to counter geographic challenges to apprenticing. The move promises to draw more aspiring back-of-house professionals.

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Optimizing labor costs in the takeout and delivery era

As a back-of-house food and labor operations platform provider for more than 150 restaurant brands and 30,000 locations around the world, CrunchTime! Information Systems speaks with operators about th...

It’s joining the parade of states that want restaurants and other employers to pay managers extra for working more than 40 hours per week.

A new study finds that young people think they put in more effort on the job than any elders did in history, and had a rougher time getting work than all but their predecessors circa World War II.

The key to an effective schedule might come down to the person in charge of making it, Advice Guy says.

Meet the first hourly employee to qualify for a restaurant of her own under a new industrywide initiative to retain talent.

Fight for $15 and its deep-pocketed backer pummeled the giant with accusations, damning research and celebrity endorsements.

General managers and executive kitchen managers can get free BMW leases for three years based on their ability to develop employees.

Operators share how they are creating a culture of caring to help attract and retain employees.

The benefit is available to any full- or part-timer who has logged at least six months on the job.

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