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How to Manage Restaurant Labor Costs to Drive Unit-Level Profits

How To Manage Restaurant Labor Costs to Drive Unit-Level Profit

Managing restaurant labor costs is a crucial aspect of running a successful restaurant. Labor costs include wages, benefits, and other team member expenses making them both the biggest expense and, because of rising minimum wages, staff shortages, and a rising turnover rate, the hardest to control. It follows that finding ways to control these costs […]

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5 Most Read 2022 Insights

5 Most Read 2022 Insights

As 2022 draws to a close, we’re revisiting our most popular insights over the past year. Here are the most-read posts on Consult to Grow’s blog. 5.  How to Develop Your Vision, Values & Mission StatementInsights on the “How & Why” of developing your vision, mission, and values statements. Read the full blog post. 4. How

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Re-Opening Your Restaurant After a Hurricane

How to Re-open Restaurants After a Hurricane

Hurricane Katrina taught us a lot when it comes to re-opening restaurants and business survival. Following Hurricane Katrina’s landfall in Louisiana on August 23, 2005, Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers closed 21 of its 28 restaurants at the time. It wasn’t until October 28th, 2005, that all locations were reopened and operating at normal hours. Many

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Now Is the Time to Invest in Restaurant Managers

Now is the Time to Invest in Restaurant Managers

Restaurant manager positions are make-or-break positions for restaurants. Despite that, our investment in management development has never been lower. Prior financial crises and recent COVID austerity have led to diminished investments in time and resources dedicated to developing restaurant leaders. Many of the current leaders were forged in a “Post-COVID” world of impaired training and

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