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EEOC limits religious exemptions under vaccine requirements

Foodservice operators and other employers can deny the exceptions in instances of "undue burden."

Dining teams are thinking outside of the box to fill open positions as hiring remains a struggle.

No other industry came near that level of voluntary departures, government statistics show.

In a speech saluting employers who've voluntarily required COVID-19 vaccinations, the president said his administration is close to having the specifics of compliance spelled out.

International inspiration and plant-based preps abound, but operations in K-12 and higher ed aim to keep it simple as COVID disruptions continue.

On this episode of "Dig In," Todd Hollander of John Knox Village shares how a culture centered on teamwork has helped his operation weather the COVID storm.

In an ultra-tight labor market, operators big and small are increasing pay, offering more time off and trying other perks to staff up.

For operations looking to maximize supply, the team at John Knox Village has some ideas.

How do foodservice directors move forward with less staff, while having the same tasks and requirements needed to ensure food availability and safety?

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