Workforce Stability vs Retention
A restaurant can hit its retention target and still feel understaffed, stretched, and harder to run than it should.
A restaurant can hit its retention target and still feel understaffed, stretched, and harder to run than it should.
A district leader walks a restaurant at 11:30 a.m. and finds the general manager on expo, a shift lead covering the host stand, and two new...
A schedule can look fully staffed on Friday afternoon and still leave the restaurant exposed by dinner. One callout becomes three. A...
A Friday dinner shift can look fully staffed on paper and still feel thin on the floor. The schedule is posted, the labor percentage is...
A district leader can usually spot the problem before it shows up in a report. The GM who used to talk about sales mix and guest recovery...
A restaurant can have every table available, a full reservation book, and a labor schedule that appears covered - then still have a dining...
A district can hit its labor target and still feel short-staffed every day. The schedule gets published late. A strong shift lead is...
A store can look fully staffed on a weekly report and still feel impossible to run. The schedule gets posted, but shifts are traded late. A...
A restaurant can hit its labor target and still feel short-staffed everywhere that matters. The schedule may be filled, but the strongest...
A new location can look viable on a spreadsheet long before it is viable in the field. The sales forecast works. The trade area is right....