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How to Reduce your Restaurant Tech Stack

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You wouldn’t go to three different grocery stores to make a sandwich, so why do 68% of restaurant operators currently work with at least three different tech vendors to manage their team? It means everything you need to manage your team is in one place. When we say all-in-one, what does that actually mean?

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A deep dive into Massachusetts’ restaurant labor laws

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Between their relatively high minimum wage and tip credit, wide-ranging state law on tips, and detailed guidelines on employing minors, it can be hard for restaurants to navigate. Basic employee rights in Massachusetts All employees in Massachusetts, including tipped and non-tipped restaurant workers, have a set of basic rights.

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A deep dive into Massachusetts’ restaurant labor laws

7 Shifts

Between their relatively high minimum wage and tip credit, wide-ranging state law on tips, and detailed guidelines on employing minors, it can be hard for restaurants to navigate. Basic employee rights in Massachusetts All employees in Massachusetts, including tipped and non-tipped restaurant workers, have a set of basic rights.

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A deep dive into Massachusetts’ restaurant labor laws

7 Shifts

Between their relatively high minimum wage and tip credit, wide-ranging state law on tips, and detailed guidelines on employing minors, it can be hard for restaurants to navigate. Basic employee rights in Massachusetts All employees in Massachusetts, including tipped and non-tipped restaurant workers, have a set of basic rights.

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

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73% of those employees still receive tips. According to Jim Taylor, a restaurant coach at BenchmarkSixty , restaurants can afford to pay employees more by looking for efficiencies in their productivity. Implement a tip pool. Tip pooling is another way that restaurants are changing up compensation more fair across the board.

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Seven Ways HR Leadership Can Reduce Risk for Restaurants During Turbulent Times

Modern Restaurant Management

It’s likely no restaurant owner or manager has experienced a situation of this magnitude in their lifetime. No clear roadmap exists for how restaurant managers and HR professionals should address the issue and communicate with their teams. Others may have decided to shutter operations altogether. Share Guidance.

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The 5 Things Food Vendors Don't Want You to Know

Embrace the Suck

In foodservice, it’s their operations team. Here’s another thing to be aware of: their supervisor (district manager) will usually lookout for the salesperson, while those at the higher levels look out for their company. That is usually the district or regional manager. No, they have two different shifts like you.