As retail operators return to work this week after what was hopefully a busy Memorial Day weekend for them, they should be encouraged by some rare good news out of Washington D.C. The industry had some big wins last week …
The President recently made headlines with the release of his first draft budget proposal and while some convenience store operators might applaud the perceived “belt tightening”, leading brands need to be aware of a few hidden minefields. Most prominent among …
The actions this week by two state attorneys general over the constitutionality of President Trump’s overseas business dealings have very little to do with the P&Ls of operators. But here’s why it matters to your business and employees–In the grand …
In political terms, 2017 is what’s known as an “off year.” Only a few states have elections but two are for governorships – Virginia and New Jersey – and we have had a couple of notable congressional special elections thrown …
What Could Democratic Control Of Senate Mean For Wages, Child Care, Unions Under Biden? – USA TODAY With Democrats now poised to control both the executive and legislative branches of government, President-Elect Joe Biden may be able to pass policies that …
How Restaurants Became One Of America’s Most Selfless Institutions – Bloomberg Community outreach during the pandemic has become both a branding opportunity and a moral imperative that will change the industry’s future. CEOs Consider Ways To Smooth The Presidential Transition, Including …
CEOs Urge Congress To Certify Biden’s Electoral College Win – The Wall Street Journal Nearly 200 chief executives call on legislators to uphold ‘essential tenets of our democracy’ by enabling transition of power to president-elect. From Toxic Chefs To COVID, Restaurant …
Hundreds Of Google Employees Unionize, Culminating Years Of Activism – The New York Times The creation of the union, a rarity in Silicon Valley, follows years of increasing outspokenness by Google workers. Executives have struggled to handle the change. CEO Behind …
Uber, Gig Companies Seek Labor Deals To Avoid Workers Becoming Employees – The Wall Street Journal Food-delivery platforms in Europe are offering couriers extra benefits in the hope of averting costly legislation on employment rights. Some States Buck Federal Vaccine Recommendations …
Retailing’s Tumultuous Year Began Before The Pandemic – The New York Times The industry employs millions of people, and the upheaval it experienced played out in the lives of many Americans. Pandemic Reshapes U.S. Employment, Speeding Changes Across Industries – The …
COVID-19 Risk For Workers At Restaurants: Cramped Kitchens – The Wall Street Journal Coronavirus-case data and employee complaints suggest food-prep workers can face exposure. New California Law Could Spoil Some Growth For Food-Delivery Platforms – The Wall Street Journal Restaurant selection …