'I Hired A Nanny, But Was Paying Her More Than What I Was Making As A Chef'
Chef Candida Batista stresses the urgent need for a cultural shift in the culinary industry to ensure the well-being of working mothers.
Source: yahoo.com
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Chefs leaving profession due to burnout and wage theft
Failure to improve working conditions for chefs will have lasting consequences for the hospitality industry.
Source: smartcompany.com.au
Too much heat in the kitchen: Survey shows toxic work conditions mean many chefs are getting out - OHS Canada Magazine
Chefs are in hot demand. “Chefs, chefs, chefs! Virtually impossible to find anyone,” lamented one Auckland restaurant owner recently. Australia is seeing
Source: ohscanada.com
Survey shows toxic work conditions, poor pay mean many chefs quitting
The survey of chefs in New Zealand and Australia shows they experience significant financial hardship and mental health issues, with many wishing to leave their jobs.
Source: newshub.co.nz
Bristol project to tackle poor mental health in chefs launches
The Burnt Chef Project is offering chefs mental health training to tackle a 'massive' problem.
Source: yahoo.com
The Burnt Chef Project launches Mental Health Hero Awards
Mental health charity The Burnt Chef Project Is launching a new awards ceremony to recognise people and businesses that have gone the extra mile.
United Kingdom City Of Kris Hall Mental Health Hero Hospitality Mental Health Heroes Mental Health Heroes Awards
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Burnt Chef Project stress workshop for hospitality staff
Hospitality workers will work an average of 28 hours overtime over Christmas as four out of five battle stress.
Source: morningadvertiser.co.uk
Boiling Point director on Stephen Graham, stress and The Bear
Boiling Point showed what it takes to make it through the night working in a restaurant, the TV series picks up where it left off.
Source: bigissue.com
What can I do if suffering mental health issues at work?
As The Burnt Chef Project launches two new suicide prevention training programmes, founder and CEO Kris Hall has reiterated the need for people to talk about mental health issues to help thwart the rise of tragic deaths.
Source: morningadvertiser.co.uk
Marston's reaps benefit of seeking staff views on more regular basis
Staff members at pub operator Marston’s have given the company a staff engagement score above the business’s target of eight out of 10 as its seeks to become a “great place to work”.
Source: morningadvertiser.co.uk