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Avoid these pitfalls and grow

 By Restaurant Business Staff on Jun. 12, 2007

An IPO may not be in the cards any time soon, but if you’ve set your sights on growth through unit expansion you’re facing a whole new set of challenges than simply having a great concept and executing it well.

Employee satisfaction survey

 By Restaurant Business Staff on Mar. 16, 2008

Is everybody having a good time? Here’s a great survey you can use to find out just how happy your staff is.

Technology: Tracking Inventory

By Restaurant Business Staff on Jul. 01, 2008

What's the best inventory control software for your operation?When it comes to choosing an inventory control system, there are several important features to...

Warmers and Chillers

By Restaurant Business Staff on Aug. 26, 2009

Heating up, cooling downMaintaining proper temperature—getting food hot for service or cold enough for storage—is one of the most important concerns in...

HR documents

By Restaurant Business Staff on Aug. 24, 2010

A lot of times cooking food is the easiest part about running a restaurant.

35% of Americans To Visit Restaurants Over Labor Day Weekend

By Restaurant Business Staff on Aug. 30, 2011

WASHINGTON (August 30, 2011)—Food plays a central role in outdoor and vacation activities in the summer time, and new research by the National Restaurant...

Financing

Saladworks crowd-sources salad inspiration

By Patricia Cobe on May 02, 2013

Every couple of months, the Conshohocken, Pennsylvania-based Saladworks introduces a limited time “named” salad. The SpringFit ($6.99) is currently running until the end of May at all 106 locations. Here’s how it came to be.

5 ideas from the Chain Operators Exchange

By Peter Romeo on Mar. 04, 2014

A return to COEX yields some stealable practices from restaurateurs you probably don’t know but should.

Preaching about pay

By Peter Romeo on Jun. 17, 2014

Outsiders are clamoring for a say in what you and your staff should make. Business realities are absent from their prescriptions, but restaurants may not be blameless.

AFL-CIO focuses wage-hike efforts on 7 cities, 4 states

By Peter Romeo on Jan. 09, 2015

The targets include Columbus, Ohio, and Nevada.

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