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Best Practices for Handling a Data Breach

Modern Restaurant Management

Restaurants should consider vetting third-party vendors to performing these functions, and ensure those vendors are properly insured. Restaurants should also consider their own insurance coverage for cyber risks. What are the best practices for brands to handle a breach?

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Three Tips for Managing a Healthy Restaurant Workforce

Modern Restaurant Management

An increase in these injuries could result in higher insurance rates in the long term; in the short term, they disrupt your ability to operate at peak capacity and could negatively impact the morale of all employees. Providing consistent coaching and oversight of new and especially young employees.

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8 Reasons Why Restaurant Workers Quit (And How to Retain Them)

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According to Jim Taylor, a restaurant coach at BenchmarkSixty , restaurants can afford to pay employees more by looking for efficiencies in their productivity. Restaurant coach Monte Silva has an easy method for determining when to use what: Urgent & Important — Call. Look for efficiencies in productivity. Use Manager Log Books.

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Getting Through COVID-19: Financial, Physical, and Mental Health Tips for Restaurant Employees

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Canada The Canada Emergency Response Benefit provides workers with a taxable benefit of $2,000 a month for up to 4 months Canadian Employment Insurance (EI) is available for unemployed workers in Canada. Contact your state’s unemployment insurance program to apply for your benefits.

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The Land of Misfits with Don Pirone

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Don’s challenge was to cater to all tastes—and coach his staff on how to do the same. “Between the business we’re doing now and the cost savings on credit card fees, it’s freed up money for us to offer health insurance for our staff,” says Selvagn. 

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Restaurant Accounting Concepts Every Manager Should Know About

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Every foodservice operator has three fixed expenses: Restaurant Labor—The cost of all employees on the payroll in management, FOH, and BOH. Occupancy Expenses—These are the costs of existing in a brick and mortar location ( or food truck ), including rent, property taxes, and insurance. Prime Cost. Chart of Accounts.

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Succession Strategies for Restaurant Owners: Safeguarding Your Legacy 

Modern Restaurant Management

Rember that while operations may be covered by your bench, any would-be replacement may also need coaching or specific training to get them ready for all the management aspects of their role. One source of those funds could be a key person life insurance policy, separate from any proceeds going to the family, that is payable to the business.

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