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Practical Tips for Hiring and Retaining Seasonal Restaurant Staff

Modern Restaurant Management

Start Early, Hire Smart The best seasonal teams are built long before the season starts. Begin recruitment at least six to eight weeks in advance, and tap into multiple channels such as local colleges, culinary schools, job fairs, employee referrals, and past seasonal hires. Documenting all expectations is also recommended.

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Restaurant Staff Training 101

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There was a time when 70% of F&B employees didn’t receive training for customer service. Without the right training, even the best menu or ambiance can fall short due to poor service, leading to dissatisfied customers and lost revenue. A well-structured restaurant training program will let you turn this around.

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Handling Unemployment Claims with Confidence

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Because here’s the truth: Even when we’re right, if our documentation is weak or our response is unclear, we’re going to lose unemployment claims. A verbal warning doesn’t exist unless it’s documented. Quick Tip: Keep a “Termination Snapshot” document on file for every involuntary separation.

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Nine Critical HR and Payroll Steps to Prepare Your Restaurant for 2025

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Bonus Tip : Create a simple FAQ document to address common employee questions about coverage options. Focus on: Hiring for Culture Fit : Seek candidates who align with your restaurant’s values by emphasizing character and attitude over experience when interviewing.

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Building Resilient and Less-Stress Restaurant Operations

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By clearly assigning and documenting tasks, you help staff members know what’s expected of them, ultimately leading to smoother operations and less stress during busy shifts. Designate experienced staff to mentor new hires, handle onboarding, or run training sessions.

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14 Bar Manager Interview Questions to Hire the Perfect Fit for Your Venue

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As such, knowledge of the law and how to train staff to comply is crucial. Effective managers prioritize regular training sessions that cover responsible serving practices. They may train staff to double-check bills before presenting them to customers or implement digital billing systems that reduce human error.

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Restaurant Safety: How Restaurateurs Can Improve their Risk Profiles

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Second, in the kitchen, training is a critical component of a safe workplace. Owners and operators should ensure team members are trained to safely use all equipment. Safety training should take place upon hire for all new employees, but that should not be a one-time event.

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