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Why the Hiring Crisis is a Moment of Reckoning for Restaurants

In regards to Black Box’s second question, it appears Morgan’s sentiment has plenty of company. Higher pay in another industry: 14 percent Higher pay through unemployment 57 percent Better quality of life in another industry: 20 percent Health or customer management concerns due to the pandemic: 4 percent Other: 5 percent Where restaurants’ mindset is on this labor topic is crystal. The $300 UI expansion is countering recovery efforts from a staffing perspective. The demand is there, but operators are struggling to satisfy it. Restaurants told Black Box enhanced unemployment, tax refunds, and stimulus checks are gathering as the perfect storm. One Fair Wage released a report Wednesday, along with the UC Berkeley Food Labor Research Center, that claimed low wages and tips were, by far, the most popular reason for leaving the restaurant industry, more than 20 percentage points higher than the second most popular reason COVID health risks. The vast majority (78 percent

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LankaWeb – As Pandemic Threatens Restaurants, Charities Battling Hunger Offer a Lifeline

Posted on April 1st, 2021 by SONIA PAUL Courtesy The San Francisco Public Press With food insecurity predating COVID-19, nonprofit groups see opportunity in subsidizing hybrid business models during the crisis Some restaurants have altered their business model to help feed the poor in the face of coronavirus restrictions. Tilly Tsang, former owner of Washington Bakery, prepares dinner plates of pumpkin fish and rice for Sunday meal distribution in Chinatown. Every Friday, seven people cook more than 300 traditional Chinese cuisine options for breakfast, lunch and dinner. On a sunny weekday morning in March just shy of the one-year anniversary of San Francisco’s shelter-in-place order, Brian Fernando, the chef and owner of the Michelin-rated modern Sri Lankan restaurant 1601 Bar & Kitchen, was in a rush. He and his only colleagues still working at the restaurant his wife and one line cook were busy transferring 105 individual brown paper bag lunche

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Fast-food workers in LA face unmasked customers and unsafe workplaces, and are punished for speaking up about COVID-19, a damning new report says

Fast-food workers in LA face unmasked customers and unsafe workplaces, and are punished for speaking up about COVID-19, a damning new report says gdean@insider.com (Grace Dean) © Provided by Business Insider A McDonald s in Littlerock, California has been linked to 32 COVID-19 cases, the UCLA and UC Berkeley researchers said. Yaoinlove/Shutterstock Fast-food workers in LA are especially vulnerable to COVID-19, a new report says. Some restaurants in Los Angeles County aren t following COVID-19 rules and punish staff for speaking out, the report found. Restaurants sometimes didn t tell workers when colleagues caught the virus, according to complaints. Fast-food workers in Los Angeles are facing unsafe conditions at work, and outbreaks among staff at restaurants are threatening the area s ability to recover from the pandemic, a new report says.

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Fast-food workers in LA face unmasked customers and unsafe workplaces, and are punished for speaking up about COVID-19, a damning new report says

Fast-food workers in LA face unmasked customers and unsafe workplaces, and are punished for speaking up about COVID-19, a damning new report says
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Fast-food workers in LA face unmasked customers and unsafe workplaces, and are punished for speaking up about COVID-19, a damning new report says

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