People Management in Restaurant Businesses

People Management in Restaurant Businesses
Managing People is Like Managing a Business
If you manage them well the people will thrive!
Makro HoReCa Academy will help restaurant owners
learn about professional employee management, an issue some entrepreneurs might overlook.
This online course is suitable for new restaurateurs.
The course will provide employee management techniques covering recruitment of appropriate employees for the restaurant, determining how many employees the restaurant needs, where suitable people can be found for the restaurant, what employees want in addition to salaries, the differences between service charge and incentives, the harm from fining employees, and employee and promotion system management. All of these are important things that restaurant owners must know about!
Lesson Content
Chapter 1 – Managing People is Like Managing a Business
– What does “managing people is like managing a business” mean?
– Advice for Restaurant Entrepreneurs
Chapter 2 – How Many Employees Should Your Restaurant Have?
– The Factors Involved in Properly Recruiting Employees for Your Restaurant
Business Model of Restaurant and Beverage Businesses
Work Stations by Restaurant Model
Calculating the Number of Employees
Labor Expenses
Chapter 3 – Where Do You Find People? How Do You Choose People?
– Specifying the Employee Qualifications We Want
– Sources or Media to Use in Recruiting Job Applicants
– Interview Topics to Use
– Good Recruiting Methods to Use
Chapter 4 – Aside from Salaries, What Else Do Employees Want?
– Benefits
– Praise, Supervisor-Subordinate Relationships
– Keeping Promises
– Peace of Mind and Treatment of Each Other
– Good Work Equipment Promotes Work Effectiveness
– Developing Employee Potential
– How to Get Answers from Employees about What They Want
Chapter 5 – What’s the Difference between a Service Charge and an Incentive?
– Service Charge
Meaning of Service Charge
– Incentive
Meaning of Incentive
– Difference between Service Charge and Incentive
Chapter 6 – Deducting from Employee Pay for Errors is a Mistake
– Frequent Examples
– Impacts
– Feelings of Employees Who Are Fined
– Understanding Labor Laws
– Better Ways Than Fines
Chapter 7 – Equal Treatment of Employees
– Frequent Examples of Problems between Old and New Employees
– Solutions to These Problems
– Taking Care of New and Old Employees So They Can Work with Equal Effectiveness
– Secrets on Personnel Management for Maximum Effectiveness
Instructor
Ajarn Peerapat Kongthong
Manager, Human Resources Department, with over 30 years of experience in restaurant and beverage businesses with McDonald’s in Thailand, Hot Pot, Manee Me More, CP Fresh Mart, and Chester Grill and currently working in a coffee shop business with Peaberry.
Course Features
- Lectures 7
- Quizzes 0
- Duration 50 hours
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 2
- Assessments Yes
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People Management in Restaurant Businesses
- Chapter 1 – Managing People is Like Managing a Business
- Chapter 2 – How Many Employees Should Your Restaurant Have?
- Chapter 3 – Where Do You Find People? How Do You Choose People?
- Chapter 4 – Aside from Salaries, What Else Do Employees Want?
- Chapter 5 – What’s the Difference between a Service Charge and an Incentive?
- Chapter 6 – Deducting from Employee Pay for Errors is a Mistake
- Chapter 7 – Equal Treatment of Employees