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How to Buy a Restaurant: An Ultimate Guide

7 Shifts

You have the advantage of a built-out kitchen with equipment, bars and dining rooms, technology, parking lots, and more. The types of information that these listings will have include previous purchases and sales, square footage, zoning information, and information about the building itself such as year built.

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How to Buy a Restaurant: An Ultimate Guide

7 Shifts

You have the advantage of a built-out kitchen with equipment, bars and dining rooms, technology, parking lots, and more. The types of information that these listings will have include previous purchases and sales, square footage, zoning information, and information about the building itself such as year built.

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How to Streamline Human Resources and Payroll in the Restaurant Industry

Restaurant365

There are some general areas to focus on when starting to audit your human resources information systems (HRIS) and payroll systems. Tailor your hiring and recruiting practices. The first step in reducing high turnover is to examine your hiring and recruiting practices. There are many moving parts to hiring and recruiting.

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Questions in the Minds of Restaurant Job Applicants

Ken Burgin

Information on whether the restaurant invests in professional development or allows staff to participate in industry events can be a strong draw. By proactively addressing these questions during the interview process or in job postings, you can create a more effective recruitment experience.

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Restaurant365

There are some general areas to focus on when starting to audit your human resources information systems (HRIS) and payroll systems. Tailor your hiring and recruiting practices. The first step in reducing high turnover is to examine your hiring and recruiting practices. There are many moving parts to hiring and recruiting.

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How to become ‘Employer of Choice’ for local Hospitality Teachers (and help solve your staff shortage)

Ken Burgin

You may be asked to help with excursion costs or sporting equipment, but focus on events that lead straight back to your business. You may also hear of kitchen equipment that the school needs. Sometimes they’re well-equipped with heavy stoves and refrigeration, but missing out on utensils or a food- processor.

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Onboarding Checklist: How to Onboard Your Employees the Right Way

Sling

Soon after sending the new employee a welcome email, send an informational email to your existing team. Soon after sending the new employee a welcome email, send an informational email to your existing team. That’s why it’s important not to overwhelm the new employee with too much information and paperwork all at once.