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2 steal-worthy staff retention ideas from restaurants

As staffing continues to be a source of stress for foodservice operators, here are two potential remedies.

Benita Gingerella, Senior Editor

October 17, 2018

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With staffing a continued source of stress for foodservice operators, here are two ways major chain restaurants are seeking to keep employees engaged. 

Meeting with mentors

Staff members at Dunkin’ Donuts participate in weekly mentorship meetings where younger employees can ask their senior peers questions as well as bring up problems and get advice.

Figuring out finances

The KFC Foundation, a nonprofit funded by the chicken chain’s franchisees, launched a personal finance program called MyChange. It allows employees at participating locations to receive training in finance skills, such as budgeting and working with financial advisers.

 

About the Author

Benita Gingerella

Senior Editor

Benita is a senior editor for FoodService Director and covers K-12 foodservice. She has been with the publication since 2016. In her spare time, Benita is an avid restaurant-goer and loves to travel extensively.

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