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5 Reasons Restaurants Are Automating Manual Processes in 2021

5 Reasons Restaurants Are Automating Manual Processes in 2021

Article contributed by Greg Staley, CEO, SynergySuite The last year has been a tumultuous one for the restaurant industry. Dining restrictions, labor shortages, supply chain disruption and more stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic have operators scrambling to survive during a time that saw more than 100,000 restaurants close in 2020. However, as the industry will continue to face changing…

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Mind the Communications Gap: Using Comms to Win the War for Talent

Mind the Communications Gap: Using Comms to Win the War for Talent

Article contributed by Sydney Lauro This is a pivotal moment in the restaurant and hospitality industry. Although we’re finally recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic and are desperate for the highly anticipated “return to normal,” there’s a big problem. Where have all the workers gone? Changes in the workplace over the last year forced hospitality employees to look elsewhere for work. And now,…

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Trackforce Valiant Brings Comprehensive Portfolio of Specialized Payroll and HR Solutions to Hospitality Industry

Trackforce Valiant Brings Comprehensive Portfolio of Specialized Payroll and HR Solutions to Hospitality Industry

Former independent companies Trackforce, a front-end solutions company, and Valiant, a payroll and back-office solutions company, merged to create Trackforce Valiant, a new powerhouse in restaurant and hospitality management. Trackforce Valiant serves as a holistic solutions company, offering restaurants their services for front-end, back-end, and everything in between. Trackforce Valiant…

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McDonald’s Workers Across U.S. Continue Fight for $15 Wage

McDonald’s Workers Across U.S. Continue Fight for $15 Wage

Across the United States, thousands of workers of the fast food chain McDonald’s took part in a one day strike action on May 19. The strike was called as part of the National Day of Action for $15/hr by the Fight for 15 campaign to protest what are deemed as “poverty wages.” Employees from different cities across the country have signed up for the strike, including in Los Angeles, Oakland,…

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The Mad Dash to Reopen: Overcoming Hiring and Onboarding Challenges

The Mad Dash to Reopen: Overcoming Hiring and Onboarding Challenges

The foodservice industry as a whole has been the hardest hit. As we all plunged into lockdowns of various levels, one thing remained clear – the hospitality industry – and food along with it – suffered greatly with reduced staff and drastic adaptations made to maintain some momentum. Sadly, we saw many well-known local eateries slowing to a close, impacting not only the economy but livelihoods as…

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3 Ways Labor Management Matters More with Increasing Wages

3 Ways Labor Management Matters More with Increasing Wages

Article contributed by Greg Staley, CEO, SynergySuite Over the recent months, many restaurants across the country have been focused on the possibility of a $15 an hour federal minimum wage. However, in New York City, $15 an hour has been the reality for more than two years, Westchester and Long Island will increase to match the city by the end of 2021, and the rest of the state recently…

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CT Governor Lamont Turns Back On Restaurants With Refusal To Ink Minimum Wage Veto. Read now at TotalFood.com: Exercising his veto power for the first time, Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont late last month rejected three laws passed by the Democrat-led General Assembly in 2019.

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Growing Labor Issues Top Restaurant Industry Concerns Into 2020 Per AlixPartners survey

Growing Labor Issues Top Restaurant Industry Concerns Into 2020 Per AlixPartners survey. Read now at TotalFood.com:

59% of Americans (including 68% of millennials) support raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour, and financial concerns up dramatically as reasons for dining-out less oftenEven though to date the economy remains relatively strong, the chain-restaurant industry in the year ahead faces a consumer base that is starting to show signs of possible fatigue plus multidimensional labor issues made even…

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