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Restaurants find themselves unwitting agents of the measles outbreak

Reports of new cases routinely cite eating places as the source of the contamination, but an alarm has yet to sound.

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McDonald’s vows to hire more older workers

The company is working with AARP to target employees as it seeks to hire 250,000 for the summer.

Chains have had an easier time adjusting, while full-service independents, particularly in low-income areas, suffer the biggest wallop.

A survey of employers and employees also shows widespread elimination of jobs and cutbacks in hours.

Women in the restaurant industry are advancing in their careers, but what’s next?

Each year, more than 400 ProStart students compete at the National ProStart Invitational, the country’s premier high school restaurant management and culinary skills competition.

A new online training suite developed by the National Restaurant Association aims to help employees and managers interact more mindfully with guests and one another.

Here are four ways that sexual harassment training can help your restaurant business prevent harassment, encourage positive behavior and actively promote a safe, respectful culture.

For the second time in a week, employees of a unit have voted to become part of an Industrial Workers of the World affiliate.

A fifth unit of Burgerville is currently voting on whether it, too, will be represented by an affiliate of the Industrial Workers of the World.

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