Motivating Catering Staff When They Are Overworked

Motivating Catering Staff When They Are Overworked

Regardless of whether it’s busy wedding season, holiday season, or off-season, every employee in the catering industry can feel overworked at some point or another. So, what’s the key to establishing a burnout-free work environment?

Evaluate staffing needs on a weekly basis

To eliminate any unnecessary long hours or overstaffing, consider taking a look at the weekly schedule for your employees in comparison to the staffing needs of the events.

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3 Creative Categories to Consider to Save Money on Food

3 Creative Categories to Consider to Save Money on Food

As we dive head-first into February, we’re continuing to see a primary focus on fresh ingredients and creative menus. However, as our clients become more experiential in how they approach food and beverage, it can leave those in the catering industry wondering how they’ll be able to afford to keep up. However, the demand for innovation and sophisticated palates doesn’t necessarily mean we need to splurge at every turn. In fact, there are quite a number of ways to creatively cut costs while still delivering the quality food that clients are seeking.

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Winter Reading & Listening List

Winter Reading & Listening List

For most of us, winter is the start of the off-season – a time when business slows down and we can finally take a breath after a busy year. While everyone certainly deserves a break, that doesn’t necessarily mean that you have to take a break from continuing your education.

Doing so doesn’t require that you take a full-on educational course, just take advantage of resources that you have right at your fingertips.

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