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

Modern Restaurant Management

Update Your Employee Handbook Your employee handbook sets the tone for your culture by establishing expectations and aligning your team toward a common goal and vision. Bonus Tip : Create a simple FAQ document to address common employee questions about coverage options.

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Exempt Status in the Restaurant Industry: Reassessing Your Workforce in Light of the DOL’s New Rule

Modern Restaurant Management

In April 2024, the United States Department of Labor (DOL) published a new rule that significantly increases the salary threshold for exempt employees: how do these changes impact the restaurant industry? However, employees can be exempt from these requirements if certain tests are satisfied.

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THE IMPORTANT THINGS I LEARNED IN THE KITCHEN

Culinary Cues

Like every other cook, career server, manager and owner, I credit much of my life skills to time spent in houndstooth pants, in extreme heat, wielding razor-sharp knives, attracting a herd of cats on the way home, all while growing and learning about people in a way that might not happen in any other environment.

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Navigating Employee Handbook Changes in a COVID-19 World

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Every restaurant business needs some form of an employee handbook. This vital management tool is more than just a long list of workplace rules and regulations. It should serve as a guide for your employees to reference on an ongoing basis. You can codify what works into a policy moving forward. Ensure Handbook Compliance.

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Unique Challenges and Considerations for Restaurants As They Reopen Their Doors

Modern Restaurant Management

If you are one of the businesses that has been lucky enough to receive a small business loan through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act (or otherwise have been able to secure alternate financial backing), you may have been able to retain many of your employees and maintain business continuity in the interim. [1].

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Keeping Up with the Holiday Hiring Rush

Modern Restaurant Management

A recent survey by the National Restaurant Association found that 65 percent of operators do not have enough employees to support customer demand. To master the process, consider these tips to recruit and retain long-term employees. Too often, interviewers make snap judgments about candidates early on.

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[Guide] Restaurant Management Tips & Tactics: 2019 Field Guide

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But restaurant management is the glue that holds it all together. As a restaurant manager, your job is to juggle several responsibilities—from managing employees and controlling costs to creating staff schedules and boosting revenue. What is Restaurant Management?