Category: Labor and Staff

Lessons From Katrina: How New Orleans Restaurants Rebounded—And What It Means Today

Lessons From Katrina: How New Orleans Restaurants Rebounded—And What It Means Today

For the restaurant industry, the coronavirus has been devastating. Owners, employees and suppliers are struggling to cope with the extreme disruption and dislocation. This brought to mind another catastrophic event for Simplot rep Nick Niemenski: Hurricane Katrina.

Mar 27, 2020

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Serving Up A Talent Pipeline

Serving Up A Talent Pipeline

With a continuous need for workers, you need a plan that gives you the resources to fill openings quickly and retain the great workers you have already.

Nov 08, 2018

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By the Numbers: How Do Your Labor Costs Stack Up?

By the Numbers: How Do Your Labor Costs Stack Up?

Controlling your labor costs is one of the most important elements of running a restaurant—a metric you need to keep track of all the time. Because for many restaurants, labor is the highest restaurant cost every day.

Jun 01, 2018

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Hang On to What You Got: Retaining Your Best Employees

Hang On to What You Got: Retaining Your Best Employees

Employee turnover— it's inevitable. Attracting, hiring and training new employees is expensive, time-consuming, can reduce service quality and potentially leaves holes in your schedules. And with the cost of hiring and training a new restaurant staff as much as $3500, keeping your employees is critical to a solid bottom line.

May 20, 2018

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The 5 Best Places to Cut Your Labor Costs with Frozen Products

The 5 Best Places to Cut Your Labor Costs with Frozen Products

With a strong economy and higher minimum wage laws, operators are under pressure to find new ways to control their labor costs. For some, this has led to the adoption of new technologies like self-service POS devices, even robots in hotels that deliver room service orders.

Apr 04, 2018

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