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The state of C&U foodservice: Where are the workers?

By Benita Gingerella on Oct. 05, 2022

Nearly all respondents (96%) to an FSD survey say a lack of staff is the the top challenge they’re facing this school year.

Workforce

California mandates greater pay transparency from employers

 By Peter Romeo on Sep. 28, 2022

Help wanted ads will be required to include a pay range, and potential hires can't be asked about their past pay levels.

Operations

How a B&I chef is using mindfulness and vulnerability to create a welcoming space for all

By Benita Gingerella on Sep. 27, 2022

Executive Chef Amira Cooke has helped her foodservice team at Aurora Innovation build a safe and thriving work environment.

Workforce

Foodservice workers at San Francisco's airport go on strike

By Peter Romeo on Sep. 26, 2022

One thousand employees have walked out of all 84 of the facility's foodservice outlets in a push for higher wages, according to their union.

Workforce

What's a fair rate to charge for recipe development?

By Jonathan Deutsch, Ph.D. on Sep. 21, 2022

Many chefs know how to value their time when negotiating a salary, but when consulting other businesses on new food products or recipe development, things are less clear, Advice Guy says.

Workforce

Rosie, Tipsy and AnneDroid are the 3 newest employees at Cura senior-living communities

By Patricia Cobe on Sep. 19, 2022

The foodservice provider is turning to robots to ease the labor crunch and free up human servers to focus on hospitality.

Operations

School districts form partnership to provide hot meals to students amid staffing shortage

By FSD Staff on Sep. 19, 2022

Bozeman Public Schools has partnered with nearby Monforton School District, which has lately been unable to serve hot lunches to students.

Workforce

Half of restaurants have stopped hiring because of labor costs, study says

By Peter Romeo on Sep. 14, 2022

The small-business survey from Alignable.com also found that 9% of operators are laying off workers because they fear the economy is getting worse.

Operations

Uber Eats will roll out robot deliveries in California and Texas

By Jonathan Maze on Sep. 08, 2022

The third-party deliverer just announced a decade-long partnership with autonomous vehicle company Nuro.

Operations

Senior-living community uses scholarships to tackle staffing shortage

By FSD Staff on Sep. 06, 2022

Masonic Village at Sewickley has awarded $4,000 scholarships to 11 servers.

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