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The impact of coronavirus on our industry is devastating. We will be one of the slowest to bounce back from this pandemic. Tell Congress how they can help us survive.
Document incorporates best practices from ServSafe, academia, government and industry to provide guidance on food safety, health and hygiene, cleaning, and social distancing.
Coronavirus continues to devastate the industry; sales losses could total up to $240 billion by year-end.
New survey assesses the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the restaurant industry.
What can and can’t employers require of their employees when it comes to their health status on the job?
Social distancing has increased the adoption of online ordering as people spend more time at home. Having an ecommerce presence has never been more important to close the distance between you and customers.
Contributors rally to help employees affected by the coronavirus crisis, but more funding is needed to help the overwhelming number of applicants.
While it doesn’t come close to making up for sales losses, a majority of consumers are maintaining their off-premises usage of restaurants.
As the coronavirus health crisis continues, the restaurant industry remains focused on ensuring the safety of its customers and employees.
The coronavirus relief bill temporarily reverts treatment of net operating losses (NOL) back to old rules before 2017 tax law.
Easter Sunday is almost here and restaurants across the country plan to take advantage of the holiday dining surge carryout style.
A portion of SBA loans this year will be forgiven, but how much and for how long varies.
Operators need easy and effective ways to stay in touch with socially-distanced employees.
Association adds ServSuccess courses to its free offerings to support restaurant employees and help them return to the industry with advanced skills.
The agency is offering flexibility in light of the challenges operators currently face.
The March employment report was the not-so-calm before the storm.
Your access to coronavirus relief will require documentation, the key to any successful business continuity/financial recovery plan.
Here’s what you need to do to take advantage of loans available through the coronavirus relief bill.
As Covid-19 rages on, telemedicine is a viable treatment option, while access to discounted prescriptions is always a great benefit.
If you need to close down operations until the coronavirus runs its course, do it safely so you’re ready to open for business when that happy day arrives.
The coronavirus relief package contains some payroll and income tax breaks and deferments to ease burden on businesses.
Restaurant workers with outstanding student loans get a reprieve due to coronavirus relief package.
Qualified Improvement Property schedule temporarily changed while National Restaurant Association works to fix tax code.
In addition to helping your business, the coronavirus relief package offers direct and indirect benefits to the individuals who work for you.
The $2 trillion coronavirus relief package contains help for restaurant operators.