If you’ve ever been in the frustrating position of spending tiring weeks or months looking for the perfect employee, only to have turnover months later leaving you frustrated, you may want to change your hiring strategy. According to this post from Food Service Director, the faster you hire, the longer your new hires might end up lasting.

Read the full article here: Faster Hiring Means Longer Retention, Ill. University Finds

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Not sure if your menu is “on-trend” or not? This post from Fast Casual reveals some of the current and upcoming menu trends, with one of the most valuable trends being that of unprocessed menu items. Consumers are more interested in ever in where their food comes from, and what goes into it and having that information available to them on a menu is an important factor in choosing a meal or a restaurant.

Read the full article here: Does Your Menu Reflect This Year’s Top Menu Change?

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If you’ve ever sat down to a taco at Taco Bell and wish you had a margarita, or dreamed of sipping a cold brew while enjoying a burger at Burger King, all your alcohol-related hopes and dreams may soon be coming true. This post from Restaurant Hospitality details a new interest in included alcoholic beverages on the menus of QSR and fast-casual restaurants, and how this experiment may impact business for the better. As the article points out, adding adult beverage options can not only bring in a larger and potentially more well-off crowd, but it can help draw in customers later at night, and can even provide an opportunity for a sales-boosting happy hour where it might not have been offered before. Fast casual restaurants are more likely to benefit from the addition of a beverage program than QSRs, if only because they tend to have less corporate red tape to deal with in getting the program off the ground, but both categories could see a boost in sales from this new trend. Having a selection of alcoholic beverages may also help attract greater crowds of millennials, which can help business and engagement in a number of ways.

Read the full article here: Fast Casual Restaurants Get a Bump From Alcohol Service

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