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What Now? COVID-19 Survival Guide for Restaurants

Modern Restaurant Management

For months to come, they will need help accessing government benefits and mental health services, paying their rent, and feeding their families. ” To support first responders, Uber Eats has pledged 300,000+ free meals to be delivered to healthcare workers and other relief efforts in coordination with local and state governments.

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Pandemic Reflections: What Lessons Has the Restaurant Industry Learned?, Part Two

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While the pandemic forced consumers to leverage contactless payment, such as tap-to-pay, out of pure health and safety concerns, it’s quickly become the normal course of business for restaurants aiming to streamline operations and maximize convenience. The workforce also experienced a major reset.

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Your 7-Step Guide to Reopening Your Restaurant

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While your local government has likely provided businesses with a plan for reopen, you have to keep in mind that the reality of reopening will be a very different story. Keeping your dining and kitchen area clean is critical in keeping your employees and guests safe. Social distancing and protective equipment ??

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The True Cost of Keeping a Restaurant Open During a Pandemic

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Where is the conscience of this government, of this social system to support people? You can’t let people go without health insurance. It was, I believe, between $12,000 to $14,000 a month in benefits for each restaurant that we decided to keep paying our employees’ insurance. You can’t let people go without health insurance.

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Tyga Bites and Sushi with an Attitude

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We are offering restaurateurs the opportunity to operate a second brand within their existing brick and mortar location, increasing their bottom line by also becoming a virtual kitchen owner.” DeliverThat also released an extensive driver education program to ensure the level of quality and safety during current Covid-19 conditions.

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Restaurant Hiring: Navigating the Labor Shortage

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The same New York Times story found that 80 to 85 percent of Crafted Hospitality group's kitchen employees have moved out of New York City. Many workers are not returning due to personal safety concerns, and many have left the industry altogether. Benefits like health insurance, pet insurance, or retirement plans.

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MRM Restaurant Survival Guide, Part Three

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This program started on Tuesday, March 17 out of the catering kitchen of Lee's restaurant, 610 Magnolia, and was able to serve over 400 individuals in the restaurant industry who had recently become unemployed. There's also an ever-expanding collection of safety templates promoting sanitary and health-conscious practices. "We