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Prepared to Win the War on Talent? Four Trends for Restaurant Operators to Consider in 2022

Modern Restaurant Management

As operators prepare for the months ahead, four trends, in particular, are likely to emerge in 2022. The first is hiring and personnel practices, with a greater emphasis on internally hiring and upskilling. Hiring and personnel practices are likely to evolve in two ways.

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How To Hire And Retain Restaurant Staff In 2022

The Restaurant Times

You’ve invested a lot in them, so removing them (or letting them go) would mean investing capital and beginning the new hiring program again. But how can you retain employees, and if you can’t retain them, how do you hire new ones in 2022? How to Hire New Staff. Let’s discuss. . Challenges In Maintaining Restaurant Staff.

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Restaurant Groups Offering Benefit Plans Should Be Thinking About These 2022 Legal Challenges

Modern Restaurant Management

With the beginning of the 2022 year, it is appropriate to look at the impact and potential implications of new and pending regulations and legislation. This structure would outline how to obtain and distribute supplies and train the potential testing proctors. Increasing the subsidies for lower paid applicants.

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2023 Reflections: The Year That Was in Restaurants, Part Three

Modern Restaurant Management

With responsible on-demand pay, employers can give all employees more control over their financial wellness and simultaneously reduce the pressure on payroll professionals caused by increased turnover and new hires. Research from 2022 found that 60 percent of employees wanted access to wages daily.

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The restaurant labor shortage: how we got here and a 2023 update

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More than 87% say they’re likely to hire in 2023 if they can find qualified applicants, according to the National Restaurant Association. Vaccines and relaxed pandemic restrictions in 2021 spurred restaurant owners to hire at above-average wages , but open positions remained high. The gap between supply and demand continued.

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[Study] The Great Resignation is here. What 3,700 Restaurant Employees are Looking For To Stay Engaged

7 Shifts

As we look to hire new team members and keep existing ones, restaurant operators have to ask them what they're looking for—because what we thought it was clearly hasn't been enough to keep restaurant employees around. What Will Make Restaurant Employees Happier in 2022? What Will Make Restaurant Employees Happier in 2022?

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Rising Restaurant Minimum Wage: What to Know for 2021

Touch Bistro

Planned increase on January 1, 2022. Planned increase on January 1, 2022. hour for businesses with 26 or more employees on January 1, 2022. Planned increase on January 1, 2022. hour on July 1, 2022 and $15.00/hour Planned increase on January 1, 2022. Planned increase on January 1, 2022. Alaska: $10.34/hour.

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