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How to Better Protect Your Foreign Employees

How to Better Protect Your Foreign Employees

The restaurant industry is one of the most diverse in the country. Around 47.8% of workers employed in restaurants are from minority backgrounds, a significant number of immigrants, which is a positive aspect that we should all be celebrating. Few other industries can boast this level of international cultures, ideas, and perspectives. But they also need protection.

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Staying Up to Date on Best Practices for Protecting Customers & Staff During Coronavirus

Staying Up to Date on Best Practices for Protecting Customers & Staff During Coronavirus

We're still several months away before COVID-19 becomes less of a daily threat. Here are some best practices for protecting your restaurant's guests and staff in the interim.

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Is the 'Fight for $15' Inevitable in the Restaurant Industry?

Is the 'Fight for $15' Inevitable in the Restaurant Industry?

The last change to the minimum wage occurred over a decade ago in the summer of 2009. It’s the longest period America has ever gone without a raise in the minimum wage since its creation in 1938. While states are moving forward, the federal government is at a standstill. Despite obstacles, a majority of restaurant workers, in addition to Americans in general, want to see a rise in the minimum wage

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