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Restaurant Staff Training 101

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Have you ever walked into a restaurant, excited for a great meal, but the server can’t answer your questions about the menu? There was a time when 70% of F&B employees didn’t receive training for customer service. A well-structured restaurant training program will let you turn this around.

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Using Safety Incentive Programs to Improve Workplace Training

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The best way to mitigate the risks for employees and reduce workplace injuries is for businesses to establish comprehensive safety training programs. This is especially the case if training takes place before a busy service. A more effective approach involves customizing training programs to meet needs.

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How to Increase Employee Productivity

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However, productivity is more easily trained than managed. In a survey by Toast , 46% of restaurateurs listed hiring, training, and retaining staff as their biggest challenge. Solution: Training from hands-on management The results and repercussions of a disconnected restaurant staff are glaringly apparent.

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How to Create an Allergy-Friendly Environment at Your Restaurant

Modern Restaurant Management

Make sure that your staff is thoroughly trained to make your restaurant as allergen-friendly as possible. Likewise, ensure that servers are trained to ask all customers about potential allergies when taking orders. Back of House. Again, kitchen staff are likely well-versed in safe food handling.

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Pandemic Reflections: What Lessons Has the Restaurant Industry Learned?, Part One

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Staffing also required adjustments, as many longtime servers hesitated to return. For the most part, things have gone back to normal. Everyone in a restaurant matters—the chefs, servers, dishwashers, prep cooks, hosts, managers—each person plays an essential role in achieving the team’s final result.

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Safety Is No Accident: 7 Safety Training Topics for Your Restaurant

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Top Safety Training Topics for Restaurant Employees The good news is that most accidents can be prevented with the right safety training. Make sure your employees are well-trained in these important topics. Not only will this training help you prevent workplace accidents , it will protect your customers as well.

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Demystifying the New 80/20 Tipping Rule: A Five-Step Plan to Ensure Compliance

Modern Restaurant Management

The rule looks at workers through the lens of three main types of work: tip-producing work (serving guests), work that directly supports tip-producing work (preparing to serve guests), and work that is not tip-producing (back-of house tasks and maintenance). Servers wear many hats, and to stay in compliance, need many job codes.