Peter Romeo

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Peter Romeo

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Workforce

Why foodservice managers leave

A new study ranks the reasons for management turnover.

Operations

Why foodservice job applicants disappear mid-hire

Prospective staff are quick to ghost an establishment they surmise doesn't deserve respect, a recent study shows.

See which concepts may be pulling dining dollars from your K-12 and college-age customers.

Developments beyond the control of operators could push up prices for equipment and some supplies.

Starbucks and others must post notices about java’s potential health risks, a judge has ruled.

If you weren't at this week's MenuDirections conference, here's a tiny bit of what you missed.

Here’s a sampling of the trends that emerged from the first days of MenuDirections 2018.

Restaurant customers selected these five blended burgers as the most appealing.

It's now illegal in some areas to ask job applicants particular questions, or to serve a certain Asian dish.

Cousins was scheduled to step down as CEO in March, after leading the world’s largest foodservice management company for 11 years.

If anyone doubts the exchange of trends between commercial and noncommercial foodservice, they need merely read what trendinistas are forecasting for the market.

The new rules proposed would entitle workers to four hours of pay if they have to call for schedule changes.

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