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How to Increase Employee Productivity

7 Shifts

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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Serving Up Protection: Navigating Liquor Liability in the Restaurant Industry

Modern Restaurant Management

The Challenges of Procuring Liquor Liability Insurance The inherent risks associated with selling alcohol make obtaining the right insurance coverage both essential and expensive. By developing comprehensive training programs and policies, restaurants can reduce the likelihood of incidents and ensure compliance with state laws.

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Methods in the Madness: Insiders share their budgeting approach

HotStats

Budgeting is like training for an Olympic marathon. Money is earmarked for activities that hopefully will generate income or sponsorships to procure better equipment. Days are spent creating a plan to address weaknesses, build on strength and endurance, and hedge against unfortunate events.

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Reeco taps Paul Bennie as VP, sales and customer experience

Hotel Business

Reeco , an AI-driven procure-to-pay platform for the hospitality industry, has appointed Paul Bennie as VP, sales and customer experience. In this role, he will lead the development and execution of strategies designed to accelerate sales, drive revenue growth and elevate the customers experience.

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Opening a Restaurant: Steps to Take and Common Pitfalls to Avoid

Modern Restaurant Management

Get Your Licenses in Order Starting a restaurant business involves registering with the authorities and procuring the relevant licenses. Hire and Train Staff Invest time and effort in training your employees so that they’re capable of embodying your vision for the restaurant.

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Methods in the Madness: Insiders share their budgeting approach

Hospitality Net

Budgeting is like training for an Olympic marathon. Money is earmarked for activities that hopefully will generate income or sponsorships to procure better equipment. Days are spent creating a plan to address weaknesses, build on strength and endurance, and hedge against unfortunate events.

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How F&B Companies Can Mitigate Some of the Industry’s Biggest Risks

Modern Restaurant Management

Any disruptions to their business can lead to disruptions to yours, whether it’s a transportation issue or challenges procuring raw materials. Staff training around how to identify, assess, and respond to challenges ranging from equipment breakdowns to cybersecurity breaches can avoid significant negative impacts to business.