The Food Corridor

SEPTEMBER 14, 2020

The way to mitigate the risk is to take out a robust insurance policy. However, anyone who’s dealt with an insurance broker probably knows how painful this experience can be. An insurance company’s job is to calculate risk and figure out how much to charge you based on the risk level of your business.

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Insurance Food Truck Food Catering 52

Ken Burgin

FEBRUARY 13, 2024

Potential hires will be interested in knowing about shift patterns, peak service times, and how shifts are allocated among staff. What are the expectations for personal presentation and uniform? What are the expected work shifts and how are they assigned? How are performance and contributions recognised within the front-of-house team?

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Front of House Tip Distribution Kitchen Safety Customer Service 78

Sling

JANUARY 10, 2023

But if it’s something big, like a new hire arriving when or where no one was expecting them, not having a workspace ready on their first day, or training scheduled for a time when the trainer is unavailable, the employee is going to notice. The best way to do this is to stay in communication with your new hire.

Employee Relations 78

Employee Relations Hiring Small Business Communication 78

Touch Bistro

APRIL 27, 2021

When you factor in insurance, labor, truck maintenance, supplies, permits, and operations, the cost of opening and operating a food truck is nothing to sniff at. Licenses, permits, and certifications : Expect to pay about $28,000 for these startup and ongoing costs combined. Purchase, Insure, and Outfit Your Food Truck.

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