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Damage Control: How Recent Changes to the FLSA and NLRA May Affect Your Status as a Joint Employer

Modern Restaurant Management

For over 60 years, there had been no meaningful updates regarding joint employer status, leaving many franchisors and similarly situated parties wondering – is my entity liable as a joint employer for my franchisee’s/affiliate’s acts relating to employees? Determination of employee’s rate and method of payment.

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Restaurant Budgeting: How to Create A Restaurant Budget

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However, as a rule, the primary costs you can expect in running your restaurant are usually related to food, labor, and rent. You can also use this to keep track of other costs, such as insurance, license fees, repairs and maintenance, and the actual costs you incurred for a better and closer comparison.

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Restaurant Bookkeeping: Comprehensive Guide to Master Bookkeeping

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Manage payroll on time Simplifying your restaurant’s bookkeeping process means efficiently managing the daunting task of settling salary payments, especially if you’re running huge operations and managing many employees. Will you have their uniforms produced for them, or will you give them a clothing allowance?

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How to Open a Bar: Comprehensive Guide on Starting a Bar

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Your business name will also appear on your marketing materials, staff uniforms, menu, social media accounts, and advertisements, so make sure it isn't too long or complicated. For example, a popular nightclub will need many employees that a cozy neighborhood bar won't, like a house DJ or a valet.

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Why Restaurant Inventory Management is an Accounting Function

Restaurant365

Labor costs (employee wages, payroll taxes, employee benefits, etc.). Occupancy expenses (fixed costs such as rent, property taxes, and property insurance). How your restaurant inventory relates to net profit. Your overall profit margin depends on your sales relative to expenses.

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Questions in the Minds of Restaurant Job Applicants

Ken Burgin

What are the expectations for personal presentation and uniform? Since front-of-house staff are often customers’ first point of contact, applicants may inquire about dress codes, any provided uniforms, and expectations for personal grooming. How does the team work together, and how will I fit in?

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Onboarding Checklist: How to Onboard Your Employees the Right Way

Sling

Does your onboarding checklist consist of introducing yourself to the new employee, showing them their desk, and then telling them someone will be around shortly to get them started? In this article, the experts at Sling will show you how to onboard your employees the right way so they feel comfortable and confident.