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As restaurant operators, you are a part of the community, providing an experience and opportunity for people to come together, celebrate events or both. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, your role is all the more critical. MORE
Restaurateurs have enough to worry about already. But kindly allow us to add one more item to your list: cybersecurity. You might also feel like cybersecurity is an area that only huge banks, tech firms, and IT professionals need to worry about. MORE
Event though COVID-19 may have impacted the hospitality industry, it is important to think about the next steps and how to reach new restaurant customers. In today’s post, guest blogger Greg Provance gives seven ways for you to reach new restaurant customers. MORE
In recent years, fast-casual establishments have dominated the restaurant industry. Customers, especially Millennials, are looking for delicious food at affordable prices. Fast-casual restaurants are adapting to meet the demand of their customers. Not surprisingly, sales for this category of restaurant have grown by 550% since 1999. With fast-casual restaurants popping up all over the United States, many restaurant owners are eager to get on board. MORE
There is no one to turn on the lights, fire up the ovens, start the groan of hood exhausts, and no one to fill the dish machine tank and three bay sink. Vendor deliveries have ceased, floors remain clean and untouched, and the clock on the wall suddenly sounds off with the ticking of time. MORE
Right now, restaurants are looking for ways to diversify their income and pivot to meet the needs of their communities while dining halls are closed. One way some restaurants are handling the challenge of the pandemic is by offering meal prep services. MORE
As restaurateurs in the U.S. waited with bated breath for details of a stimulus package from Congress, some dove into action. Jason Hoy is one of those people. MORE
With the sudden elimination of dine-in options, many restaurants are either shifting to a takeout/delivery only model or implementing a delivery option for the first time. Deciding whether to add delivery, and how, is a particularly difficult decision for restaurants during these times. MORE
The words “restaurant management system” rarely cause excitement. Food is fascinating, and dining out often leads to cherished memories, but a restaurant’s transaction system does not make it into those memories. MORE
Due to the volatile situation caused by COVID-19, restaurateurs across the globe are having to temporarily close their businesses to support social distancing. In some areas, they are even being legally required to do so. The uncertainty of how long these closures could last is frightening. MORE
Managers of foodservice businesses crave a steady flow of critical information to understand how their stores are performing at any given moment. Accurate and timely data allows managers to make quick decisions that can positively impact their business. MORE
Late Wednesday night, the Senate approved the heftiest economic rescue bill in modern history, providing $2 trillion to help Americans, hospitals and businesses withstand the consequences of the coronavirus. MORE
One of the biggest challenges that businesses will have to face will be the prospect of high employee turnover once operations return to normal. How can the sector solve this challenge? The post How To Engage Staff And Reduce Turnover During/After a Crisis appeared first on Bizimply. MORE
Author(s): Stacey Sears. Teaser: Many hospitality establishments team up to raise funds for staff during time of need. Restaurants around the globe have been shuttered, with the exception of takeout and delivery orders, in an effort to flatten the curve of coronavirus infections. While the hospitality industry is suffering as a whole, restaurant owners maintain the potential to earn some income despite operating restrictions. MORE
The Coronavirus Pandemic is unlike anything we have ever experienced. Times like these bring out the best in some people and the worst in others (a shout out to all the toilet paper hoarders out there). Now, it’s easy to blame your restaurant closing down due to the Coronavirus. MORE
Financial relief for restaurant employees. The approval of the stimulus package brings hope to restaurant employees who have been struggling with the recent closure of restaurants nationwide. This $2.2 MORE
The restaurant industry has been plagued with problems for decades – this international crisis has brought everything to a head. How many times have restaurateurs and chefs proclaimed that they couldn’t simply stop their current model and re-invent themselves? MORE
With today’s thin workforce and abundance of open positions to fill in restaurants, keeping up morale, reducing turnover, and fostering teamwork in the workplace are more important than ever before. When your restaurant staff feels valued and heard, they reciprocate that value in their work. MORE
COVID-19 Legislative Actions: What to Know Now. Our team of payroll and HR experts will provide a regular summary of how the changing legislation around COVID-19 impacts you and your business. MORE
In uncertain times, it’s good to have a friend in the business. That’s why our team of industry veterans are putting together this series of tips, resources, and advice from around the restaurant world. It’s Cheetah’s mission to help you make it through the current COVID-19 crisis and beyond. MORE
As worldwide markets continue to feel the pain of COVID-19, companies of every size are suffering from the effects. However, no one understands the consequences more than the travel and hospitality industries. The impact of Coronavirus on restaurants and hotels has been insurmountable. . MORE
It’s day 14 of a Covid-19 voluntary lockdown. Aside from a trip to the grocery store and an isolated morning walk now and again, I have been a prisoner of my home. The same is true for my family in different parts of the Northeast. MORE
To me, there is nothing more soul crushing than to see a restaurant closed and for sale. Behind the sign on the front window is a story of a person’s dream, an all out life change to become an entrepreneur, an investment of every personal penny, financial support from family members and likely loans to supplement. MORE
Relief Funds Raising Money to Help Restaurant Employees. Nonprofit organizations across the country are accepting donations to support restaurant employees impact by Coronavirus (COVID-19). R estaurants across the U.S. MORE
Convenience stores and the hospitality industry have long grappled with the intricacies of state and municipal labor laws. Of late, these labor laws have gotten more complicated as cities and states across the country implement “fair workplace” or “predictive scheduling” ordinances. MORE
The restaurant industry is in flux, and many restaurateurs lack access to the information and resources required to make decisions about their business. MORE
There’s no question that life as we know it has been upended in all corners of the world. Owners and operators in an industry that’s arguably been hit hardest by the coronavirus outbreak have had to get creative in adapting to this new normal. xtraCHEF exists to serve the restaurant industry, in both good times and bad. MORE
Jon Taffer is scared for restaurants and terrified for bars. MORE
Customer discounts and free sandwiches for healthcare workers are just two of the ways that the barbeque brand is showing its genuine care and appreciation for the communities it serves. The coronavirus pandemic has resulted in challenging economic times, especially for the restaurant industry. MORE
Telecommuting has exploded in popularity in recent years thanks to improvements in technology and the myriad benefits that go with it. MORE
Uber Eats is one of the world’s most popular and best known online food ordering and delivery platforms, active in hundreds of cities across the globe. Here’s all you need to know if you are thinking about signing up your restaurant with this delivery aggregator. How it works. MORE
There has never been a more important time for leadership – not the job title – the act of leadership and the positive actions of those who rise to the occasion. MORE
Coming off a hard winter and hoping sales would pick up for catering businesses, this sudden hit of all events canceling has pushed some catering businesses to the brink. What we need to do now is focus on what catering businesses can provide outside of their typical scope of business. MORE
During this time of uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, we have found there is a need for timely and practical information to help hospitality businesses. We want to do everything in our power to help. MORE
The restaurant industry has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic and estimates a $225 billion loss over the next three months. Restaurants are scrambling to accommodate a new kind of market – the frenzied and fearful delivery customer. MORE
With the COVID-19 pandemic causing so many restaurants to close their dining rooms, lay off staff, and shut down all together, there’s a new urgency to ChowNow’s mission of helping local restaurants thrive. . MORE
Adjusting how you get your menu items in front of customers could help curb the drop in your sales numbers due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As many restaurant operators transition from dine-in service to delivery and takeout service only, there are many operational decisions to make. MORE
Managing Inventory in the Days of COVID-19. Whether you are closing temporarily or switching to a takeout/delivery model, here are some tips to help. U nprecedented times call for creative solutions. We don’t have all the answers. But we do know that creativity abounds in this industry. MORE
Culinary Cues
MARCH 30, 2020
The restaurant industry has been plagued with problems for decades – this international crisis has brought everything to a head. How many times have restaurateurs and chefs proclaimed that they couldn’t simply stop their current model and re-invent themselves?
iSanté
MARCH 31, 2020
Author(s): Stacey Sears. Teaser: Many hospitality establishments team up to raise funds for staff during time of need. Restaurants around the globe have been shuttered, with the exception of takeout and delivery orders, in an effort to flatten the curve of coronavirus infections. While the hospitality industry is suffering as a whole, restaurant owners maintain the potential to earn some income despite operating restrictions.
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Social Hospitality
MARCH 27, 2020
As worldwide markets continue to feel the pain of COVID-19, companies of every size are suffering from the effects. However, no one understands the consequences more than the travel and hospitality industries. The impact of Coronavirus on restaurants and hotels has been insurmountable. .
Embrace the Suck
MARCH 27, 2020
The Coronavirus Pandemic is unlike anything we have ever experienced. Times like these bring out the best in some people and the worst in others (a shout out to all the toilet paper hoarders out there). Now, it’s easy to blame your restaurant closing down due to the Coronavirus.
7 Shifts
MARCH 27, 2020
Due to the volatile situation caused by COVID-19, restaurateurs across the globe are having to temporarily close their businesses to support social distancing. In some areas, they are even being legally required to do so. The uncertainty of how long these closures could last is frightening.
Culinary Cues
MARCH 27, 2020
There has never been a more important time for leadership – not the job title – the act of leadership and the positive actions of those who rise to the occasion.
Restaurant365
MARCH 30, 2020
With the sudden elimination of dine-in options, many restaurants are either shifting to a takeout/delivery only model or implementing a delivery option for the first time. Deciding whether to add delivery, and how, is a particularly difficult decision for restaurants during these times.
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Xtra Chef
MARCH 30, 2020
As restaurateurs in the U.S. waited with bated breath for details of a stimulus package from Congress, some dove into action. Jason Hoy is one of those people.
Hot Schedules
MARCH 26, 2020
Managing Inventory in the Days of COVID-19. Whether you are closing temporarily or switching to a takeout/delivery model, here are some tips to help. U nprecedented times call for creative solutions. We don’t have all the answers. But we do know that creativity abounds in this industry.
Culinary Cues
MARCH 26, 2020
There is no one to turn on the lights, fire up the ovens, start the groan of hood exhausts, and no one to fill the dish machine tank and three bay sink. Vendor deliveries have ceased, floors remain clean and untouched, and the clock on the wall suddenly sounds off with the ticking of time.
Deliverect
MARCH 29, 2020
Uber Eats is one of the world’s most popular and best known online food ordering and delivery platforms, active in hundreds of cities across the globe. Here’s all you need to know if you are thinking about signing up your restaurant with this delivery aggregator. How it works.
Lavu
MARCH 30, 2020
With today’s thin workforce and abundance of open positions to fill in restaurants, keeping up morale, reducing turnover, and fostering teamwork in the workplace are more important than ever before. When your restaurant staff feels valued and heard, they reciprocate that value in their work.
Modern Restaurant Management
MARCH 31, 2020
Restaurateurs have enough to worry about already. But kindly allow us to add one more item to your list: cybersecurity. You might also feel like cybersecurity is an area that only huge banks, tech firms, and IT professionals need to worry about.
Hot Schedules
MARCH 31, 2020
COVID-19 Legislative Actions: What to Know Now. Our team of payroll and HR experts will provide a regular summary of how the changing legislation around COVID-19 impacts you and your business.
Culinary Cues
MARCH 29, 2020
It’s day 14 of a Covid-19 voluntary lockdown. Aside from a trip to the grocery store and an isolated morning walk now and again, I have been a prisoner of my home. The same is true for my family in different parts of the Northeast.
Bizimply
MARCH 31, 2020
One of the biggest challenges that businesses will have to face will be the prospect of high employee turnover once operations return to normal. How can the sector solve this challenge? The post How To Engage Staff And Reduce Turnover During/After a Crisis appeared first on Bizimply.
Xtra Chef
MARCH 25, 2020
There’s no question that life as we know it has been upended in all corners of the world. Owners and operators in an industry that’s arguably been hit hardest by the coronavirus outbreak have had to get creative in adapting to this new normal. xtraCHEF exists to serve the restaurant industry, in both good times and bad.
Modern Restaurant Management
APRIL 1, 2020
As restaurant operators, you are a part of the community, providing an experience and opportunity for people to come together, celebrate events or both. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, your role is all the more critical.
Hot Schedules
MARCH 27, 2020
Relief Funds Raising Money to Help Restaurant Employees. Nonprofit organizations across the country are accepting donations to support restaurant employees impact by Coronavirus (COVID-19). R estaurants across the U.S.
Culinary Cues
MARCH 25, 2020
To me, there is nothing more soul crushing than to see a restaurant closed and for sale. Behind the sign on the front window is a story of a person’s dream, an all out life change to become an entrepreneur, an investment of every personal penny, financial support from family members and likely loans to supplement.
Typsy
MARCH 31, 2020
Event though COVID-19 may have impacted the hospitality industry, it is important to think about the next steps and how to reach new restaurant customers. In today’s post, guest blogger Greg Provance gives seven ways for you to reach new restaurant customers.
Lavu
MARCH 30, 2020
Right now, restaurants are looking for ways to diversify their income and pivot to meet the needs of their communities while dining halls are closed. One way some restaurants are handling the challenge of the pandemic is by offering meal prep services.
Modern Restaurant Management
MARCH 27, 2020
Jon Taffer is scared for restaurants and terrified for bars.
Crunchtime
MARCH 30, 2020
Convenience stores and the hospitality industry have long grappled with the intricacies of state and municipal labor laws. Of late, these labor laws have gotten more complicated as cities and states across the country implement “fair workplace” or “predictive scheduling” ordinances.
Restaurant365
MARCH 31, 2020
Financial relief for restaurant employees. The approval of the stimulus package brings hope to restaurant employees who have been struggling with the recent closure of restaurants nationwide. This $2.2
Cheetah
MARCH 26, 2020
In uncertain times, it’s good to have a friend in the business. That’s why our team of industry veterans are putting together this series of tips, resources, and advice from around the restaurant world. It’s Cheetah’s mission to help you make it through the current COVID-19 crisis and beyond.
Lavu
MARCH 26, 2020
Coming off a hard winter and hoping sales would pick up for catering businesses, this sudden hit of all events canceling has pushed some catering businesses to the brink. What we need to do now is focus on what catering businesses can provide outside of their typical scope of business.
Modern Restaurant Management
MARCH 27, 2020
Customer discounts and free sandwiches for healthcare workers are just two of the ways that the barbeque brand is showing its genuine care and appreciation for the communities it serves. The coronavirus pandemic has resulted in challenging economic times, especially for the restaurant industry.
Crunchtime
MARCH 26, 2020
Managers of foodservice businesses crave a steady flow of critical information to understand how their stores are performing at any given moment. Accurate and timely data allows managers to make quick decisions that can positively impact their business.
Restaurant365
MARCH 25, 2020
Adjusting how you get your menu items in front of customers could help curb the drop in your sales numbers due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As many restaurant operators transition from dine-in service to delivery and takeout service only, there are many operational decisions to make.
Sculpture Hospitality
MARCH 27, 2020
During this time of uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, we have found there is a need for timely and practical information to help hospitality businesses. We want to do everything in our power to help.
Sling
MARCH 27, 2020
Telecommuting has exploded in popularity in recent years thanks to improvements in technology and the myriad benefits that go with it.
Modern Restaurant Management
MARCH 30, 2020
The restaurant industry has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic and estimates a $225 billion loss over the next three months. Restaurants are scrambling to accommodate a new kind of market – the frenzied and fearful delivery customer.
7 Shifts
MARCH 26, 2020
The restaurant industry is in flux, and many restaurateurs lack access to the information and resources required to make decisions about their business.
Restaurant365
MARCH 26, 2020
Late Wednesday night, the Senate approved the heftiest economic rescue bill in modern history, providing $2 trillion to help Americans, hospitals and businesses withstand the consequences of the coronavirus.
ChowNow
MARCH 25, 2020
With the COVID-19 pandemic causing so many restaurants to close their dining rooms, lay off staff, and shut down all together, there’s a new urgency to ChowNow’s mission of helping local restaurants thrive. .
Lavu
MARCH 25, 2020
In recent years, fast-casual establishments have dominated the restaurant industry. Customers, especially Millennials, are looking for delicious food at affordable prices. Fast-casual restaurants are adapting to meet the demand of their customers. Not surprisingly, sales for this category of restaurant have grown by 550% since 1999. With fast-casual restaurants popping up all over the United States, many restaurant owners are eager to get on board.
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