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Post-Pandemic Insurance Liability Considerations All Restaurant Owners Should Be Aware Of

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Many restaurants turned to their insurance policies to provide protection for revenue reimbursement, (i.e., insurance proceeds for loss of revenue), but found the majority of insurance policies, unfortunately, did not / do not provide the coverage they anticipated. How Insurance Policies React.

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Pandemic Reflections: What Lessons Has the Restaurant Industry Learned?, Part Two

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." As we mark the fifth anniversary, MRM magazine surveyed restaurant insiders about the pandemic’s lasting impact on their businesses and the industry. The past five years have reinforced the critical intersection of digital and hospitality in the restaurant industry. Technology continues to transform restaurant operations.

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2024 Outlook: Restaurant Trends and Challenges, Part One

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In the context of 2024, we anticipate the cultivated meat industry expanding its horizons by forging more meaningful partnerships with a diverse array of stakeholders, such as governments, large industrial and agricultural players, NGOs, academia, and investors. The cultivated meat industry is entering its next chapter.

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The True Cost of Keeping a Restaurant Open During a Pandemic

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Where is the conscience of this government, of this social system to support people? It’s a matter of extinction,” the chef and restaurateur Pim Techamuanvivit said when we first spoke in August. She kept her second restaurant, Nari, open, turning the six-month-old space in Japantown’s Kabuki Hotel into a takeout operation.

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Restaurant Hiring: Navigating the Labor Shortage

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Unemployment benefits—augmented by federal government support—are providing security that restaurants have not been able to over the past year. The traditional front of the house to the back of the house divide has closed. Some restaurant workers have found new careers outside of the industry.

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Hostility, Harassment, and Low Wages Are Keeping Many Restaurant Workers Home

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Jayamaran, who is the president of One Fair Wage , a group fighting to abolish the tipped minimum wage, says front of house employees, who often rely on tips but have to enforce at times controversial mask mandates, are especially fed up. One factor is simply the onslaught of new positions.

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Death by a Thousand Service Fees

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To make the case for service fees, many restaurateurs have insisted that they’re a way to make pay more equitable between front-of-house workers like hosts and servers and kitchen workers like line cooks and dishwashers. Now, the fees have inspired a lawsuit at Los Angeles hot spot Jon & Vinny’s.