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How Restaurants Can Remain Competitive in 2021

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We’re not talking about just surviving the pandemic—but thriving through 2021 and beyond, and setting new standards. diners prefer to view menus, order, and pay for their meal using their phones rather than interacting with servers during the pandemic. Before March of 2020, front of house shifts made up 34% of all shifts.

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Ultimate Restaurant Payroll Guide 2021

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Ultimate Restaurant Payroll Guide 2021 for retirement savings plans, such as a 401(k). For hourly roles like servers, multiple hourly rates by hours worked during the pay period. For example, let’s say that you run a restaurant in the seaside town of Ocean City, NJ and you want to calculate payroll for your server Max.

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MRM EXCLUSIVE: Can Technology Help Solve the Restaurant Labor Shortage?

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Restaurants that once employed full front of house operations, quickly turned into crews of kitchen and expeditor staff only, employing sometimes 25-50 percent of their original staff. Managers, servers, kitchen staff all filled in on roles to handle the increasing volume of online orders as the country embraced digital dining.

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The New Normal: How Technology Can Help Streamline Restaurant Operations

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According to the 2021 State of the Restaurant Industry Mid-Year Update , more than 3 in 4 restaurant operators struggle with recruitment and retention, despite an increase in employment. Digital checklists boost efficiency and accuracy, eliminating confusion among chefs, cooking assistants, and servers. Kitchen operations.

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How Restaurants Are Evolving in 2021: New Business Models

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diners prefer to view menus, order, and pay for their meal using their phones rather than interacting with servers during the pandemic. A benefit of this type of concept is you can have a skeleton-crew front of house and a focus on your back-of-house operations. It’s just easier and more efficient.

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The Guide to Success with Ghost Kitchens for Restaurant Owners

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There's no dining room, no storefront, no servers, and in some cases not so much as a sign. No front of house staff, smaller spaces, and no need for prime real estate that all contribute to the lower costs. No servers to catch problems before they reach the customer. No way to interact with the diner as they eat the food.

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How Small Restaurant Owners Are Navigating the Labor Shortage

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Eric Sze, Eater 2021 New Guard member and chef-owner of 886 restaurant in Manhattan, says that he considers himself a “very lucky owner” and hasn’t had too much trouble bringing staff back. Currently, 886 offers back-of-house employees an hourly wage between $18 to $20, and front of house usually sees a minimum of $25.