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Successful restaurant owners and operators don’t just provide great food. Because of the complicated nature of human resources (HR) and the sprawling regulations surrounding payroll, HR and payroll can be a recurring headache for restaurant owners and operators. The people piece of the puzzle can be challenging for restaurants.

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Essentials of Payroll Accounting for Restaurant Groups, Part 2

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As explored in Part 1 of this blog series, your payroll accounting systems overlap with many different parts of your restaurant business. Multi-location and multi-state restaurant groups, in particular, need robust payroll solutions to address operational and accounting challenges. Restaurant payroll follows these accounting cycles.

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How to Set Up Online Ordering for Restaurants

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What are the benefits of self-operated delivery for restaurants? Here are the things you should consider: Things to Consider When Choosing an Online Ordering Platform Does it integrate with my Point of Sale (POS) Will I need to add another tablet to my front of house setup? It will still cost you to run your own delivery.

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Essentials of Payroll Accounting for Restaurant Groups, Part 1

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How you run and track your payroll accounting has a significant impact on restaurant operations. This two-part blog series presents an overall guide to the essentials of payroll accounting for restaurant groups. You receive time in your Point of Sale (POS) system. Simplifying tracking labor and payroll data.

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Restaurant Labor Costs Every Store Manager Should Track

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Because sales and labor needs can change by the hour, day, week, and month, it can be difficult to control your labor budget over time. Your restaurant labor cost includes everything your restaurant spends on labor, from salaries and hourly wages to payroll taxes, bonuses, and benefits like health insurance or vacation days.

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How to Calculate a Restaurant Break-Even Point

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Especially in uncertain times, an important factor in decisions about how to operate your restaurant is your break-even point. Essentially, your break-even point is what sales you need for a certain period of time to not lose money, or “break even.” How to Determine If You Should Trim Menu Offerings.

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8 Reasons Why Restaurant Workers Quit (And How to Retain Them)

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While money isn't everything, it's one of the biggest pain points for restaurant workers right now. We don't have to tell you that the restaurant industry has a turnover problem. As of 2019, hospitality had a national average turnover rate of 75% , and that's only grown since the pandemic. They aren't making enough money.