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 Key Measurement in Restaurant Labor Cost Formula
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By Fred Langley
In 1. David Scott Peters, Labor
Posted March 7, 2019

Key Measurement in Restaurant Labor Cost Formula

Creating the schedule in a restaurant is like fitting together the pieces of a puzzle. A proper functioning schedule is vital to your business. But putting all the right people in all the right [...]

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 Busting Labor Cost Percentage Myth
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By The Restaurant Expert
In 1. David Scott Peters, Inventory, Labor, Podcast, SMART Systems, Video Magazine
Posted December 12, 2018

Busting Labor Cost Percentage Myth

In this monthly edition of the restaurant expert podcast, David is busting the labor cost percentage myth, which says every restaurant should use the exact same labor cost percentage. Click below [...]

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 How to Lower Restaurant Labor Cost
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By Fred Langley
In 1. David Scott Peters, Employees, Labor, The Numbers, Training
Posted October 21, 2016

How to Lower Restaurant Labor Cost

Want to lower restaurant labor cost? Look to your time clock. It’s a prime area where restaurant owners get robbed on labor costs. Theft happens at the time clock whenever you are not [...]

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