Hospitality companies were unable to obtain perfection even before the trials of the Covid pandemic. This constant goal for perfection led to many of the problems the industry faces today. Staff and management were forced into long hours, were underpaid, and had no quality of life.
Time to start dealing with the change. On May 26th, the Washingtonian Magazine posted an article reporting that several servers and bartenders at "swanky" DC restaurant Del Mar walked out, forcing the restaurant to close to regular business for the weekend. The staff members had several complaints: toxic management, incidents of racial bias and insensitivity, … Continue reading The Pandemic Has Changed The Hospitality Industry.
Because of poverty, a huge portion of our country lives one single incident (doctors bill, late paycheck, broken-down car, etc.) away from economic ruin.
How are you dealing with the reopening of restaurants? Most people still have a great many concerns, and are wary of going out. You can reopen restaurants, but you cannot control consumer demand.
I wonder what they will call this next generation. The Covid Crew? Quarantine Babies? The Corona Generation?
