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Post-Pandemic Insurance Liability Considerations All Restaurant Owners Should Be Aware Of

Modern Restaurant Management

The most significant impact of the pandemic on restaurants has been the loss of revenue and business interruptions during shutdowns due to supply chain challenges and worker / capacity restrictions. Many restaurants turned to their insurance policies to provide protection for revenue reimbursement, (i.e., How Insurance Policies React.

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What Restaurants Need to Know About Auto Insurance 

Modern Restaurant Management

There are multiple reasons for this including the inherent dangers in preparing and serving food, frequent staff turnover resulting in new team members who are unfamiliar with your operations, and a continuous stream of customers who can be injured or become ill during or after their visit, to name just a few.

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Restaurant Budgeting: How to Create A Restaurant Budget

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This includes: Net Sales: The total revenue derived from your sale of food and beverages. However, as a rule, the primary costs you can expect in running your restaurant are usually related to food, labor, and rent. This can reduce your budget for ingredients and, at the same time, minimize food waste.

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How To Start A Small Restaurant In The Spring

MBB Hospitality

You’ll learn the tips on selecting a prime location, creating a profitable menu, deciding on a budget, and hiring a staff. Before you start, you want to consider the idea of hiring a restaurant consulting firm. You’ll need to find out how to acquire food service permits and liquor licenses (assuming you plan on serving alcohol).

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In Uncertain Times, Food Liability Insurance Helps you Prepare for the Worst

The Food Corridor

For foodservice vendors, food truck operators, manufacturers, market traders, chefs, and caterers who use shared-kitchen facilities, there’s a constant nagging worry that something will go wrong. The way to mitigate the risk is to take out a robust insurance policy. They pool the customer premiums to cover any claims.

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

Open for Business

More than 87% say they’re likely to hire in 2023 if they can find qualified applicants, according to the National Restaurant Association. Labor supply and demand were roughly matched from 2000 through early 2020, according to U.S. million workers came back to the accommodation and food service sectors.

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Your 7-Step Guide to Reopening Your Restaurant

7 Shifts

We don't want to reopen the restaurants unless we know that we can provide a safe and healthy work environment and eating environment for our customers. Hold a training session before re-opening with staff to walk them through the latest food handling safety procedures. I'm so sorry, I'm not doing that anymore.’

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