‘Yes, Chef,’ You Say? Restaurant Workers Have Feelings About That.
The phrase, which traces to 19th-century France, has become popular in casual conversation thanks to “The Bear,” and offers a ...
Five Years After COVID, the Restaurant Labor Market Has Yet to Recover
The COVID pandemic accelerated a labor shortage in the industry. Now, restaurant owners and chefs across the country say they ...
How fears of ICE raids are affecting restaurant workers: ‘We have to always be alert’
One undocumented worker, a chef and two restaurant owners speak about how threats of ICE raids enacted by the Trump admin are ...
Ohio woman fired from job after leaving nasty message on restaurant bill
A woman has been sacked from her job after leaving a “racist” remark about her waiter on a restaurant bill. The customer, who dined at Cazuelas Mexican Restaurant & Cantina in Columbus, the capital of ...
Glasgow restaurant worker who chased would-be-thief with kitchen knife loses licence
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...
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Why Sweetgreen wants to see workers come back to the office
Even five years after COVID, urban centers were dead on Fridays. But the full return-to-office movement could bring an ...
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Colorado Democrats change proposal to cut the tipped minimum wage for restaurant employees
The original bill would have lowered the base wages that restaurants must pay to servers, bartenders and other employees who ...
Hear from restaurant owner, manager on opposite sides of tipped workers bill
Colorado's restaurant industry is split over a bill that would impact the minimum wage for tipped workers. Denver7 spoke with ...
Union workers protest opening of new STARR restaurant in Northwest DC
WASHINGTON (7News) — STARR's Occidental Restaurant opened on Wednesday in Northwest D.C. but not without pushback. Dozens of ...
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How fears of ICE raids are affecting restaurant workers: ‘We have to always be alert’
TODAY.com spoke with several restaurant owners and workers — some U.S. citizens and some undocumented immigrants — on the condition of anonymity. These industry folks requested to remain ...