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

Modern Restaurant Management

As a result of the pandemic, restaurants have found new ways to support their workforce by automating and simplifying tasks like scheduling and payroll, and embracing technology like digital ordering and contactless payments, allowing them to emerge stronger and more adaptable than ever.

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14 Essential Features of a Restaurant POS System

LimeTray

Employee Scheduling and Time Tracking With employee scheduling and time tracking, restaurant managers can organize shifts and monitor hours efficiently. Additionally, fair and transparent scheduling improves employee morale, fostering a positive work environment and a motivated workforce that contributes to smooth operations.

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Explore rewarding careers in the restaurant industry

Les Roches

Head chef This role requires administrative and culinary prowess in managing food inventory, planning budgets, supervising kitchen activities and creating signature recipes. Kitchen manager This role is primarily about managing the administrative tasks in the kitchen, such as staffing, supplies, scheduling, and budgeting.