Beware of Employee Agreements

  Many employees sign confidentiality and non-compete agreements when accepting a new job. While the stack of on-boarding paperwork for a new job seems routine, the obligations included in these non-compete agreements are anything but routine. Employees must carefully...

The secret weapon in your arsenal

Your employees are your competitive advantage.  Treating your employees as well as you treat your customers will make you an employer of choice, enabling you to attract the best talent in your market.  Additionally, reducing staff turnover will positively affect your...

Are you hiring undocumented workers?

Regardless of the industry you are in, making sure your business is employing people who are authorized to work in the US is a big concern and has become a hot topic in the recent months. The New York Times and various other news outlets have identified the restaurant...

Five cost-saving ideas for restaurants

Restaurants are one of the most difficult businesses to own and operate because it is so easy to become overwhelmed with operation costs. For this reason, creative penny-pinching can become somewhat of an art form. Here are five simple ideas to cut costs and raise...

Genius Idea to Get Employees to Clean Enthusiastically

Let’s face it – unless you’re hiring ambitious germaphobes, it’s tough to find employees who want to clean your restaurant to the pristine standard you would like to set. Cleanliness is crucial to successful restaurant operations – both in terms of aesthetics for...