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For decades, low wages, long hours, and the lack of healthcare for entry-level positions have discouraged many job seekers from exploring a career in the restaurant business. The closure and restriction of dine-in operations has had a devastating impact on the industry. MORE
They have always been a company with solid values and team culture, continuing to support their teams with pay and healthcare support. Also, Panda used their charity arm, Panda Cares to distribute PPE to healthcare workers. MORE
When people are being urged to stay home except for essentials like food, healthcare, medications, and fuel, heading to a favorite restaurant for a sit-down meal is unlikely, and sometimes, impossible. During a recession or economic downturn, virtually everyone struggles. MORE
HEALTH: With millions of Americans still without healthcare or poorly covered – there will be those who ignore the symptoms of Covid-19 and fail to take necessary precautions or even avoid emergency care if needed. This is where we are today. MORE
You don’t likely have to pay EPSL in that situation so long as the employee does not seek a diagnosis by a healthcare provider who recommends self-isolation/is waiting for COVID-19 test results or is quarantining as a result of a state or local order that they self-quarantine. BLOG. MORE
Our healthcare workers need to be safe and feel supported. MORE
The post Hospitality Sector’s Heroic Response To Healthcare Workers and the Vulnerable appeared first on Bizimply. Ireland’s hospitality heroes have been going above and beyond for communities across the island. The land of a hundred million […]. MORE
The hospitality industry is the third largest employer in the United States (behind healthcare and government.) It’s a workforce of over 15 million people that all contribute to our country’s economy and culture in a major way. MORE
They include PepsiCo, Uber Eats, Constellation Brands, Moët Hennessy USA, Robin Hood Foundation, Ecolab, Cargill, Boston Beer Company, Shift4 Payments, P&G Professional, Ventura Foods, United HealthCare, The Elliot Group, Davis Wright Tremaine LLP, and the Light Foundation. MORE
While some spots pivoted to takeout and delivery only, meals became harder to come by for many, especially healthcare workers working around the clock. MORE
If you don't see things like healthcare, retirement funds, or sick days, they likely aren't offered. On the latest episode of the 7shifts Restaurant Management & Growth Podcast, we had the opportunity to sit down with Jensen Cummings. MORE
Using Excel to Track Restaurant Labor Costs Labor cost is one of the biggest expenses a restaurant has, especially if employee benefits such as healthcare, PTO time, and/or 401k are also offered to employees. MORE
Is it too much of a stretch to envision a federal, or at least state-by-state requirement for people to have some type of validation that proves they have the antibodies that would deem them relatively safe – especially for healthcare and foodservice workers? MORE
Customers can sponsor a Teriyaki Bar by paying half and Teriyaki Madness will match it and deliver it for free to the hospital or healthcare office of their choice (within five to six miles of the shop). MORE
HEALTHCARE: Typically, working in a hospital is not at the top of many cooks’ career lists. First and foremost – congratulations on earning your degree or certificate. This is an accomplishment that over the course of your lifetime will reward you tenfold. MORE
That seems familiar and chances are they have no safety net and hopelessly watch healthcare costs go up at a startling rate. If providing health insurance is not in your budget, what if you were able to give them access to high-quality, truly affordable healthcare? MORE
ezCater launched Feed the Front Line , a program that helps anyone contribute meals to healthcare workers fighting coronavirus. Healthcare workers are risking their health to protect ours, and restaurants are fighting to stay in business. MORE
Basic benefits of reasonable healthcare, paid vacation, and paid sick time are the standard in nearly every other industry and must become the standard in ours. The restaurant industry has been plagued with problems for decades – this international crisis has brought everything to a head. MORE
How restaurants in the Philippines are staying strong from the Philippine Daily Inquirer and how they are feeding healthcare workers in a report from Rappler.com. Here's a sample of restaurant industry coverage about dealing with Coronavirus. How chains are responding from Food and Wine. MORE
Restaurants cannot continue if the workers who run them are left the most vulnerable, “The Ethnic Restaurateur” author Krishnendu Ray argues When it comes to the intersection of food, dining, and society, there are few better scholars than Krishnendu Ray , an associate professor and chair of the department of food studies at New York University. MORE
We’ve seen encouraging stories from restaurants finding ways they and their customers can help their local community, healthcare workers, and fellow restaurants. Andy’s Coffee Roasters: This specialty café set up a portal for customers to purchase coffee and pastries for healthcare workers. MORE
Do these drivers have a destination, are they healthcare essential workers, police on the way to a shift, firefighters, grocery store employees, pharmacists, government officials, or are they simply claustrophobic residents driving around town just to see something different? MORE
So – you work regardless of how you feel, whether you cough or have a fever, or your muscles ache. [] NO HEALTHCARE/NO PREVENTATIVE MEDICINE: Ask your cooks when was the last time they went to a doctor when they were sick or scheduled an annual preventative physical exam? MORE
We use Highlight Healthcare as our primary healthcare for all employees that couples with the umbrella health insurance from the Affordable Care Act. The pandemic has been particularly hard on the restaurant industry and its workforce. MORE
Employer sponsored healthcare can be a make-or-break factor for both recruiting and retention, offering current and prospective employees a sense of security and a contingency plan if they should ever get sick. Where Business Meets Technology. MORE
Any exhibiting any illness on the job must leave immediately to see a healthcare professional. Any worker showing signs of a respiratory illness on the job should be separated and immediately evaluated by a healthcare professional. MORE
Paying for their healthcare (or at least most of it) would be a really nice perk in today's environment. MORE
Customer discounts and free sandwiches for healthcare workers are just two of the ways that the barbeque brand is showing its genuine care and appreciation for the communities it serves. Most importantly, Mighty Quinn’s is also offering free sandwiches to healthcare workers. MORE
Nevertheless, some brands have demonstrated how to be good to their customers, associates, healthcare providers, and communities during this time. Our healthcare workers are heroes, and right now they need reinforcements to save as many lives as they can,” de Blasio said. “I MORE
Without question there are two areas, short and long-term, that must be at the top of our list: education and healthcare. MORE
Wood’s firm collaborates with Fortune 500 leaders, INC 1000 founders, and other emerging businesses throughout the hospitality, service, retail, manufacturing, and healthcare industry. MORE
HEALTHCARE FACILITIES: Hospitals, retirement communities, and longer-term rehabilitation centers were typically not on a professional cook’s or chef’s radar, but today these operations are flexing their competitive muscle through quality food operations. MORE
Let Customers Buy a Meal for Frontline Healthcare Workers. Partner with a local healthcare facility to provide meals to frontline healthcare workers and let your customers front the bill by donating meals directly from your menu while purchasing food for their own family. MORE
Support hospital and healthcare workers. Make a donation or send free food items to your local healthcare facility to help feed medical personnel. This edition of MRM's "Ask the Expert” features advice from Buyers Edge Platform. MORE
As cases begin to re-emerge, restrictions will tighten—all in efforts to not overwhelm our healthcare systems. If there is one thing common across almost every industry affected by the coronavirus pandemic, it is that of a ccelerated transformation at a relentless pace. MORE
Those doctors, nurses, healthcare staff members, first responders, firefighters and police, utility workers, and yes – grocery store employees who respond to their designation as “essential workers” – and put themselves in harms way to help others. MORE
Healthcare Providers (e.g. Cartvertising, IndoorMedia’s shopping cart advertising program, places your business on the baby seat and nose portions of grocery store shopping carts. MORE
Given the increased production of several CBD-related products in the market, no doubt that CBD massage oils are also becoming popular in the healthcare industry. MORE
Here in Georgia (1), the COVID-19 vaccinations are currently being administered to those in Phase 1a+, which includes: Healthcare workers (physicians, nurses, laboratory technicians, EMS personnel, environmental services, etc.) Once the vaccinations move into Phase 1b, it will include other essential workers (non-healthcare) who “perform job tasks across critical infrastructure sectors, ensuring continuity of functions critical to public health, safety, economic and national security” (2). MORE
It is inevitable that our obsession with healthcare will lead a larger percentage of the population to work on preventative issues such as obesity, diabetes, cancer, and heart issues – all are linked to the type of food, the method of cooking, and the amount that we eat. MORE
Whether it is the environment, the postal service, senior citizens, global partnerships, healthcare, or restaurants – there is a tendency to set aside or forget just how important these businesses, global responsibilities, and people truly are to our existence. MORE
Employer sponsored healthcare can be a make-or-break factor for both recruiting and retention, offering current and prospective employees a sense of security and a contingency plan if they should ever get sick. The Fourth Awakens. MayTheFourth. MORE
Massachusetts is still just weeks removed from the pandemic’s peak, when its healthcare infrastructure was stretched to its outer limits for a second time in under a year. MORE
Employer sponsored healthcare can be a make-or-break factor for both recruiting and retention, offering current and prospective employees a sense of security and a contingency plan if they should ever get sick. The Fourth Is With You. MayTheFourth. MORE
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SEPTEMBER 1, 2020
Restaurants cannot continue if the workers who run them are left the most vulnerable, “The Ethnic Restaurateur” author Krishnendu Ray argues When it comes to the intersection of food, dining, and society, there are few better scholars than Krishnendu Ray , an associate professor and chair of the department of food studies at New York University.
Bizimply
MARCH 18, 2020
The post Hospitality Sector’s Heroic Response To Healthcare Workers and the Vulnerable appeared first on Bizimply. Ireland’s hospitality heroes have been going above and beyond for communities across the island. The land of a hundred million […].
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Social Hospitality
MAY 6, 2020
Nevertheless, some brands have demonstrated how to be good to their customers, associates, healthcare providers, and communities during this time. Our healthcare workers are heroes, and right now they need reinforcements to save as many lives as they can,” de Blasio said. “I
Culinary Cues
MARCH 27, 2020
Those doctors, nurses, healthcare staff members, first responders, firefighters and police, utility workers, and yes – grocery store employees who respond to their designation as “essential workers” – and put themselves in harms way to help others.
Modern Restaurant Management
APRIL 20, 2020
ezCater launched Feed the Front Line , a program that helps anyone contribute meals to healthcare workers fighting coronavirus. Healthcare workers are risking their health to protect ours, and restaurants are fighting to stay in business.
Lavu
MAY 1, 2020
We’ve seen encouraging stories from restaurants finding ways they and their customers can help their local community, healthcare workers, and fellow restaurants. Andy’s Coffee Roasters: This specialty café set up a portal for customers to purchase coffee and pastries for healthcare workers.
Chef's Resources
JUNE 12, 2020
Using Excel to Track Restaurant Labor Costs Labor cost is one of the biggest expenses a restaurant has, especially if employee benefits such as healthcare, PTO time, and/or 401k are also offered to employees.
Culinary Cues
MARCH 23, 2020
HEALTH: With millions of Americans still without healthcare or poorly covered – there will be those who ignore the symptoms of Covid-19 and fail to take necessary precautions or even avoid emergency care if needed. This is where we are today.
Culinary Cues
NOVEMBER 20, 2020
It is inevitable that our obsession with healthcare will lead a larger percentage of the population to work on preventative issues such as obesity, diabetes, cancer, and heart issues – all are linked to the type of food, the method of cooking, and the amount that we eat.
Modern Restaurant Management
MARCH 27, 2020
Customer discounts and free sandwiches for healthcare workers are just two of the ways that the barbeque brand is showing its genuine care and appreciation for the communities it serves. Most importantly, Mighty Quinn’s is also offering free sandwiches to healthcare workers.
Culinary Cues
MARCH 18, 2020
Our healthcare workers need to be safe and feel supported.
Modern Restaurant Management
APRIL 1, 2020
Customers can sponsor a Teriyaki Bar by paying half and Teriyaki Madness will match it and deliver it for free to the hospital or healthcare office of their choice (within five to six miles of the shop).
EATER
MARCH 1, 2021
Massachusetts is still just weeks removed from the pandemic’s peak, when its healthcare infrastructure was stretched to its outer limits for a second time in under a year.
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Culinary Cues
MARCH 29, 2020
Do these drivers have a destination, are they healthcare essential workers, police on the way to a shift, firefighters, grocery store employees, pharmacists, government officials, or are they simply claustrophobic residents driving around town just to see something different?
Culinary Cues
MAY 18, 2020
HEALTHCARE: Typically, working in a hospital is not at the top of many cooks’ career lists. First and foremost – congratulations on earning your degree or certificate. This is an accomplishment that over the course of your lifetime will reward you tenfold.
Culinary Cues
MARCH 30, 2020
Basic benefits of reasonable healthcare, paid vacation, and paid sick time are the standard in nearly every other industry and must become the standard in ours. The restaurant industry has been plagued with problems for decades – this international crisis has brought everything to a head.
Goliath Consulting
FEBRUARY 2, 2021
Here in Georgia (1), the COVID-19 vaccinations are currently being administered to those in Phase 1a+, which includes: Healthcare workers (physicians, nurses, laboratory technicians, EMS personnel, environmental services, etc.) Once the vaccinations move into Phase 1b, it will include other essential workers (non-healthcare) who “perform job tasks across critical infrastructure sectors, ensuring continuity of functions critical to public health, safety, economic and national security” (2).
Modern Restaurant Management
MARCH 15, 2020
How restaurants in the Philippines are staying strong from the Philippine Daily Inquirer and how they are feeding healthcare workers in a report from Rappler.com. Here's a sample of restaurant industry coverage about dealing with Coronavirus. How chains are responding from Food and Wine.
Culinary Cues
APRIL 15, 2020
Whether it is the environment, the postal service, senior citizens, global partnerships, healthcare, or restaurants – there is a tendency to set aside or forget just how important these businesses, global responsibilities, and people truly are to our existence.
Lavu
APRIL 27, 2020
Let Customers Buy a Meal for Frontline Healthcare Workers. Partner with a local healthcare facility to provide meals to frontline healthcare workers and let your customers front the bill by donating meals directly from your menu while purchasing food for their own family.
Culinary Cues
OCTOBER 31, 2019
HEALTHCARE FACILITIES: Hospitals, retirement communities, and longer-term rehabilitation centers were typically not on a professional cook’s or chef’s radar, but today these operations are flexing their competitive muscle through quality food operations.
Culinary Cues
MARCH 12, 2020
So – you work regardless of how you feel, whether you cough or have a fever, or your muscles ache. [] NO HEALTHCARE/NO PREVENTATIVE MEDICINE: Ask your cooks when was the last time they went to a doctor when they were sick or scheduled an annual preventative physical exam?
Modern Restaurant Management
APRIL 2, 2020
They include PepsiCo, Uber Eats, Constellation Brands, Moët Hennessy USA, Robin Hood Foundation, Ecolab, Cargill, Boston Beer Company, Shift4 Payments, P&G Professional, Ventura Foods, United HealthCare, The Elliot Group, Davis Wright Tremaine LLP, and the Light Foundation.
Indoor Media
MARCH 29, 2021
Healthcare Providers (e.g. Cartvertising, IndoorMedia’s shopping cart advertising program, places your business on the baby seat and nose portions of grocery store shopping carts.
Modern Restaurant Management
FEBRUARY 26, 2021
We use Highlight Healthcare as our primary healthcare for all employees that couples with the umbrella health insurance from the Affordable Care Act. The pandemic has been particularly hard on the restaurant industry and its workforce.
Culinary Cues
JULY 30, 2020
Without question there are two areas, short and long-term, that must be at the top of our list: education and healthcare.
Modern Restaurant Management
MAY 20, 2021
For decades, low wages, long hours, and the lack of healthcare for entry-level positions have discouraged many job seekers from exploring a career in the restaurant business. The closure and restriction of dine-in operations has had a devastating impact on the industry.
Foodable
FEBRUARY 18, 2021
Wood’s firm collaborates with Fortune 500 leaders, INC 1000 founders, and other emerging businesses throughout the hospitality, service, retail, manufacturing, and healthcare industry.
Modern Restaurant Management
OCTOBER 28, 2020
The hospitality industry is the third largest employer in the United States (behind healthcare and government.) It’s a workforce of over 15 million people that all contribute to our country’s economy and culture in a major way.
Modern Restaurant Management
APRIL 14, 2020
Support hospital and healthcare workers. Make a donation or send free food items to your local healthcare facility to help feed medical personnel. This edition of MRM's "Ask the Expert” features advice from Buyers Edge Platform.
Modern Restaurant Management
MAY 28, 2020
They have always been a company with solid values and team culture, continuing to support their teams with pay and healthcare support. Also, Panda used their charity arm, Panda Cares to distribute PPE to healthcare workers.
EATER
JUNE 13, 2020
While some spots pivoted to takeout and delivery only, meals became harder to come by for many, especially healthcare workers working around the clock.
Hot Schedules
MAY 18, 2021
Employer sponsored healthcare can be a make-or-break factor for both recruiting and retention, offering current and prospective employees a sense of security and a contingency plan if they should ever get sick. The Fourth Awakens. MayTheFourth.
Modern Restaurant Management
MAY 13, 2020
Any exhibiting any illness on the job must leave immediately to see a healthcare professional. Any worker showing signs of a respiratory illness on the job should be separated and immediately evaluated by a healthcare professional.
Modern Restaurant Management
APRIL 7, 2020
When people are being urged to stay home except for essentials like food, healthcare, medications, and fuel, heading to a favorite restaurant for a sit-down meal is unlikely, and sometimes, impossible. During a recession or economic downturn, virtually everyone struggles.
Hot Schedules
APRIL 29, 2021
Employer sponsored healthcare can be a make-or-break factor for both recruiting and retention, offering current and prospective employees a sense of security and a contingency plan if they should ever get sick. The Fourth Is With You. MayTheFourth.
Modern Restaurant Management
MARCH 13, 2020
That seems familiar and chances are they have no safety net and hopelessly watch healthcare costs go up at a startling rate. If providing health insurance is not in your budget, what if you were able to give them access to high-quality, truly affordable healthcare?
Hot Schedules
MARCH 29, 2021
Employer sponsored healthcare can be a make-or-break factor for both recruiting and retention, offering current and prospective employees a sense of security and a contingency plan if they should ever get sick. Where Business Meets Technology.
7 Shifts
MAY 10, 2021
If you don't see things like healthcare, retirement funds, or sick days, they likely aren't offered. On the latest episode of the 7shifts Restaurant Management & Growth Podcast, we had the opportunity to sit down with Jensen Cummings.
Lady Boss Blogger
JANUARY 10, 2020
Given the increased production of several CBD-related products in the market, no doubt that CBD massage oils are also becoming popular in the healthcare industry.
Hot Schedules
JULY 23, 2020
You don’t likely have to pay EPSL in that situation so long as the employee does not seek a diagnosis by a healthcare provider who recommends self-isolation/is waiting for COVID-19 test results or is quarantining as a result of a state or local order that they self-quarantine. BLOG.
Focus POS
JUNE 2, 2020
As cases begin to re-emerge, restrictions will tighten—all in efforts to not overwhelm our healthcare systems. If there is one thing common across almost every industry affected by the coronavirus pandemic, it is that of a ccelerated transformation at a relentless pace.
Modern Restaurant Management
JUNE 29, 2020
Paying for their healthcare (or at least most of it) would be a really nice perk in today's environment.
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