Workforce

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Workforce

When hiring a manager, is it OK to ask for references of workers they've supervised?

Checking specific types of references, such as former employers and former employees, can provide useful perspective, Advice Guy says.

Workforce

5 ways to meet the needs of modern workers

How operators can address the changing workforce was a top topic at the North American Association of Food Equipment Manufacturers’ 2023 conference.

Many foodservice operations have a weekly all-hands deep clean, at least in the back of house, a practice our Advice Guy highly recommends.

Many people look at the beginning of the year as a time for new opportunities, but resignations should be approached as a conversation, Advice Guy says.

Books by industry leaders are a great tool to help you think about your own hospitality goals, Advice Guy says.

If railroad workers should walk out, the pipeline for about 30% of the nation’s packaged food supplies would be disrupted, per the Consumer Brands Association.

More than half of survey respondents say that being short-staffed is the top challenge they anticipate in their operations this year.

University Dining instituted "microshifts" that fit better into student schedules. The result erased staffing shortages.

The proposed agreement includes at least a 12% wage increase over the life of the contract.

Engage employees in the conversation and work to change the culture to get staff to want to continue contributing, Advice Guy says.

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