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The Perfect Recruiting Plan

Embrace the Suck

With that mission in mind, below you’ll find the four-step recruiting plan you need to build a high-performance team and succeed in 2020. This goes back to embracing what “hospitality” really means: you’re the host to others’ experiences. Step 2: Be Actively Recruiting. How do you recruit actively?

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Online training solution to the hospitality skills shortage

Typsy

The Covid pandemic initially caused major upheaval for hospitality businesses globally with business closures and staff being furloughed or losing jobs. Many of those businesses are now faced with the difficulty of finding and recruiting staff due to a global hospitality skills shortage as they attempt to open again and resume operations.

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The Winning Strategy: Attracting and Retaining Top Talent for Your Restaurant – A Four-Step Approach

Embrace the Suck

But these fresh recruits often stick around only briefly before setting off, triggering a repeating cycle of worry. This means internalizing the essence of hospitality. Step 2: Proactive Recruitment Unearthing top-tier talent demands active recruitment. Some eateries are barely scraping by without a team. It's astounding!

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Generational Differences During the Recruiting Process: Should You Be Concerned?

Gecko Hospitality

When you are recruiting talent for your business, you learn that people come in different shapes, sizes, education, and experience. These differences between members of generational groups in the hospitality workplace call for new industry-specific strategies in recruiting. The Recruiting Challenges.

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Restaurant Management Masterclass

Speaker: Harlan Scott, Founder of Harlan Scott Hospitality and Industry Restaurant

If your restaurant is suffering from cut staff, low morale, or ineffective training, you've come to the right place. Join Harlan Scott of Harlan Scott Hospitality, learn how to get back in control of your restaurant and your operation back on autopilot.

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Five Tips to Minimize Super-Sized Labor Costs

Modern Restaurant Management

Enhance Retention The Cornell University Center for Hospitality Research estimates that losing a front-line employee costs fast-food venues an average of $5,864 per person. These expenses include money spent on recruiting, hiring, and training new staff, and lost productivity.

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How Large Restaurants, Hotels and Clubs Can Recruit the Best Staff

Ken Burgin

Large hospitality groups have big advantages when it comes to purchasing food and beverages. So why do so many of these operators ‘think small’ when it comes to recruitment, pay and conditions? What supports the employment success of large hospitality businesses? Offer A-Grade employment conditions.