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How to host a worthwhile orientation

Set up new hires for success on day one.

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Foodservice uniforms: Form, function and flair

Whether to make the job more appealing or extend personality to the guest, restaurants are allowing workers to express their individuality through what they wear.

Here’s how the University of Missouri in Columbia and other operators have rebounded from tense situations to create comfortable and inclusive work environments.

Lucretia Chancler’s roots lie in Louisiana’s St. Landry Parish. In October 2009, Chancler returned to Louisiana to become St. Landry’s supervisor of child nutrition.

From the standpoint of the foodservice director, there is plenty to gain from retaining homegrown talent—call it the ultimate return on investment.

When an alma mater and an employer are one in the same, it can be a win-win for both the employee and the school. Here’s two students’ experiences with campus dining.

Open kitchen concepts satisfy guests’ desire for transparency. But there are some caveats. Here’s how to create a positive experience when the walls are down.

Once you've attracted good employees, providing clear opportunities for advancement can help retain them—but knowing when to bring up the topic can be tricky.

Perk up! In a competitive labor market, these benefits could help attract and retain employees.

Here are a few labor tips from the University of Michigan dining team in Ann Arbor, Mich.

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