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1. The COVID policy will utilize the latest CDC guidelines related to COVID-19. Here, all employees will be subject to temperature checks prior to entering the establishment. Once passed, all employees will be required to were masks and gloves throughout the working day. Hand sanitizers will be positioned throughout the restaurant to better ensure cleanliness. In addition, the restaurant will look to implement self-serve kiosks for patrons looking to pay without having an employee touch a credit or debit card. Finally, cleaning staff will be utilized at closing to ensure all tables and commonly used surfaces within the restaurant are properly cleaned.
2. The restaurant will utilize a hybrid working schedule with each employee to work a minimum of 3 days per week and 5 hours per day. Priority will be given to senior workers with prior restaurant and service experience. In addition, wages will increase by $2 dollar per hour to better attract and retain competent employees. During quite times employees will transition into only fulfillment and prep work in order to maximize the value of their labor
3. To modernize the food offerings the restaurant will first look to leverage online channels of distribution...…To improve convenience, interviews will be handled both in person and virtually, with hiring decisions being made on the spot if necessary.
5. As noted in point one, the work environment will need to make safe and secure to prevent the transfer of COVID. However, there will be no testing of employees required. Instead, employees will need to report any symptoms experienced prior to reporting to work. The reluctance to test is rooted in two primary concerns. First, hiring is already difficult and requiring testing could discourage other applicants particularly if competitors are not requiring testing. In addition, testing can infringe on…
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Restaurant Evaluation Word Count (excluding title): 668 This restaurant evaluation is for Giovanni's Shady Glen Inn. This casual dining restaurant with table service was located at 25689 State Highway 174, Colfax, CA. The establishment was visited on 8pm, Friday November 12th, 2010 with a party of two. Giovanni's was located on a country highway intersection. The inn's parking was located across the highway. The front of the restaurant was unremarkable. There were
One of the things that will make a difference for the customers is represented by the quality of the food, which needs to be fresh, first and foremost, and tasty. The good quality of the food also refers to how tasty the dishes are.. From this point-of-view, it is highly important for the restaurant to have a skilled chef. The recipes that the restaurant offers can represent an important opportunity.
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Restaurant Jim wants to start a restaurant in Savannah, GA that focuses on Low Country and Gullah cuisine. He knows that starting a restaurant means dealing with a large number of regulations at the federal, state and municipal levels. However, he feels that his recipe book is among the best and that he can attract a significant amount of the city's tourist trade, in addition to appealing to locals. Jim has