Operations

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Operations

Operators rethink at-home work with new pay rules looming

A survey of executives reveal that the tradition of letting managers handle some administrative tasks at home may be about to end.

Operations

Hospital’s CEO eats its food for a week, mandates menu changes

Higher-ups addressed longtime food complaints after taste-testing the menu themselves.

The new rules apply to hotel restaurants, arenas and stadiums.

UC Berkeley sought a vendor to lease and reconcept its cafe Ramona's and selected chef Charles Phan, whose restaurant Slanted Door won a James Beard Award.

As menu planning accelerates into the second half of 2016, it’s a good time to look ahead at cuisines and ingredients coming down the pike, including these trends.

Deputy Editor Dana Moran, FoodService Director's designated green nerd, observes ways the National Restaurant Association Show could've upped its sustainability game.

Since the farm-to-table movement has caught noncommercial attention during the past decade, operators have broadened agricultural collaborations outside of supply.

Opportunities and obstacles for hospital and senior living operators from the 2016 State of Foodservice study. 

The new FoodServiceDirector.com has been redesigned to be more engaging and even easier to use. We’ve made it faster to find recipes, HR best practices and more.

The high quality of food served on the UMass campus means students aren’t visiting neighborhood eateries as frequently as those businesses might like.

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