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Using Safety Incentive Programs to Improve Workplace Training

Modern Restaurant Management

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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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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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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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.

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The Next Generation of the Dining Experience

Modern Restaurant Management

Consumers are less forgiving than in the past when a server is not around to call for another round of drinks or to ask for the check. … its purpose is to augment restaurant flows, preserve meaningful guest/server interactions, improve efficiencies, and speed up the customer touchpoints like ordering and paying, when needed. .

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Technology Can Help Restaurants During ‘The Great Resignation’

Modern Restaurant Management

With a critically shrunken talent pool, restaurants are racing to fill positions in every part of the business — front of house, back of house, and corporate teams. At full-service restaurants, servers are responsible for crucial tasks. Enter digital tableside ordering.

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How to Utilize Technology to Keep Your Restaurant Staff Safe This Winter

Modern Restaurant Management

That means your back-of-house employees will need every advantage they can find. A fully integrated, cloud-based POS and kitchen display system allows front-of-house staff to submit orders and multiple back-of-house staff members to access those orders without any physical contact. 86 Paper Chits.