Reducing waste to increase your bottom line
Posted by Walter Eaves on 21st May 2015
Matt Anderson calls it a “napkano,” the
volcano that erupts when guests at Zaxby’s leave a pile of wing-sauce-stained
paper napkins—many barely used—on the table. “It’s a struggle,” says Anderson,
systems development manager at the 673-unit Athens, Ga.-based chicken chain.“We don’t want to anger people by denying
them napkins,” he says, but waste is a concern. And while a
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Fire Safety
Posted by Kyle Smith on 13th Apr 2015
Safety is something that every restaurant has to worry
about. A simple logic is if your employees are hurt, they cannot do their job.
If that happens you as the owner starts to lose money. However, this logic also
applies to your restaurant building itself. If a fire was to break out in your
kitchen the damage could be a catastrophe. The tips below will help to minimize
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What to consider with natural disasters
Posted by Kyle Smith on 30th Mar 2015
Whether it is tornado, hurricane, blizzard, fire, or zombie
apocalypse you should always have a plan for your small business. I good rule
to live by is that it is not a matter of if it will happen, but when it will happen.
Below are some examples of real small business owners getting faced with a
natural disaster.For five years, Luis Yepéz owned and operated Mainstream
Glo
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