Wed.Sep 04, 2019

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How Much Should You Pay Your Baristas?

Perfect Daily Grind

Baristas are an essential part of the success or failure of your coffee shop, and their wages likely make up a large part of your business costs. But how do you determine what’s a fair rate of pay for a barista? Whether you’re setting up a new café, thinking of hiring more staff members for an established coffee shop, or simply want to be sure you’re paying the right amount, there are some important factors to consider.

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6 Tips for Operators to Better Manage Their Finances

Sculpture Hospitality

When people first get into bar ownership, there’s no instruction manual for how to manage the finances of a company.

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Keeping Things Fresh with a Changing Menu

Cheetah

An Interesting Menu Keeps Customers Coming Back Starting a restaurant is no mean feat. You come up with an exciting new concept, design and build your establishment, and, if all goes well, you start seeing success. But even after all that, you still need to keep new ideas flowing. Having customers is great. But to keep them coming back you have to give them something fresh and interesting every so often.

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Why choose multiple delivery platforms?

Deliverect

When it comes to deciding which delivery platforms to work with, it’s really a case of the more, the better. Being on multiple platforms covers you across different markets, lets you reach more customers and different niches, and helps you compare and evaluate. More platforms = more reach. Most people have a favourite delivery app - or a favourite app of the moment, since the market is constantly shifting.

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How to Build the Ideal HR Team

HR doesn’t exist in a vacuum. This work impacts everyone: from the C-Suite to your newest hire. It also drives results. Learn how to make it all happen in Paycor’s latest guide.

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The Business Jargon Every Restaurant Owner Should Know

Cheetah

86ed? Fire? In the Weeds? Huh? Every business has its jargon, and the restaurant world is no different. Whether you’re a hands-on manager or stop by your store every once in a while, your staff needs to trust your expertise and you need to know the lingo that proves you’re a pro. More importantly, shared terminology improves communication among staff and helps speed up the entire operation, from the host stand, to service, and in the kitchen.