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For Restaurant Owners, Cybersecurity is a People ProblemĀ 

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The same can be said for their employees, who oftentimes aren’t properly trained in managing data threats. Equally devastating are failures to properly configure online servers. Furthermore, Franchise Direct, as of 2018, determined that there were nearly 275,000 franchised restaurants in the United States.

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How to Create a Restaurant Staff Training Manual

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2018 saw a record high 74.9% The more staff you have to replace, the more money you have to spend on recruitment, and the more time you have to spend interviewing and training. In order to help new staff learn the ropes, you need to create a comprehensive restaurant staff training manual.

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Keeping a Safe Bar Environment on Busy Holidays

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Patrick’s Day weekend in 2019, 63 percent of car-related fatalities involved drunk drivers, and in 2018, 33 percent of pedestrians killed in car crashes over the holiday were intoxicated with a BAC over 0.08. The owner and management team can provide proper training to all staff including conflict resolution skill development training.

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Our Wage Models are Broken

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And weā€™re here to help support any operators who may be interested in learning more with one-on-one wage model training , racial equity toolkits , and other resources that may help evolve and improve our collective employment practices. But they are important. In other words, tips can legally be split between kitchen and waitstaff.

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Iā€™m Through Being Silent About the Restaurant Industryā€™s Racism

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As a Black server and diner, Iā€™ve seen how racism in the restaurant industry plays out on both sides of the table This is Eater Voices , where chefs, restaurateurs, writers, and industry insiders share their perspectives about the food world, tackling a range of topics through the lens of personal experience. Alexandra Bowman.

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The Dark Side of Data

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The 2018 Marriott breach, which exposed the personal data of approximately 500 million guests, was a stark wake-up call. Hotels needs to avoid vendors cutting corners to save costs, deploying outdated software, or neglecting employee training on cybersecurity best practices. But what happens when it falls into the wrong hands?

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Hostility, Harassment, and Low Wages Are Keeping Many Restaurant Workers Home

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And speaking about the health risks, a lot of servers and back of house employees werenā€™t prioritized for vaccines. On top of all of that, in 2018, we passed a law in Congress that says if you pay the full minimum wage to all workers in the restaurant, you can share tips with the back of the house. This train is moving.

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