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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

Some NYC venues now required to recycle food waste

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

Despite the perception that frozen is inferior, modern technology has given IQF produce the farm-fresh edge.

You don’t have to be walking the floor eight hours a day, but as your major shift changes come in, you should make it a point to go through the kitchen.

Golden Living Administrative Office uses its Menu Forward idea to empower staff to develop menu items and keep leftovers in check. It also keeps the freezer clear.

Last year, Oberlin College landed in the news for botching ethic food. It's a challenge other operators are confronting too, often tapping patrons for inspiration.

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

When it comes to appetizers, portability is a major factor, especially at catered events. Jean-Louis Clerc found a way to make salmon hors d'oeuvres pop.

Research shows that offering employees generous salaries and flexible vacation policies might make you a popular boss, but that’s not enough.

As The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center struggles to recruit millennials, it has current millennial employees invite friends to Q&A sessions.

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