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Best practices for improving recruitment, retention and training

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Court OKs challenge of Mich.’s tip credit

In another victory for labor advocates, voters will be asked on the November ballot to establish a single $12 wage for all hourly employees.

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Starbucks tests program allowing employees to split time at nonprofit orgs

The Starbucks Service Fellows program seeks to boost recruitment and retention through social responsibility.

The company plans to invest $2 million in workforce training in Chicago and pledges to reduce employment barriers for 2 million young people.

They join seven major chains that agreed last month to stop the practice, under threat of a lawsuit.

New TDn2K research suggests a number of things operators can do to slow turnover.

The sweep targeted restaurants and other businesses in Nebraska, Minnesota and Nevada that allegedly conspired to place and exploit undocumented recruits.

A first-ever Forbes ranking examines parental leave, discrimination and pay equity at American businesses.

Recent rulings clarify when restaurants are obliged to pay employees for ancillary activities.

New healthcare insurance options promise to bring down the cost of coverage for small businesses like restaurants, making a key employee benefit more affordable. Here, in layman’s terms, is what operators need to know about the new choices.

From automation to rising labor costs, here's a peek at what's keeping operators up at night.

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