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Study: Managers to hire, pay more in Summer '11
A newly released summer job survey commissioned by SnagAJob.com predicts that hiring managers with available jobs expect to be paying an average of $10.90 this year, a nearly 7 percent increase over … -
The Domino’s Effect: Honest feedback yielding honest advertising
Some level of company candor is necessary in the days of social media.- Alicia Kelso -
Papa Gino’s Pizzeria deploys PeopleMatter's hiring software
Papa Gino's Pizzeria, headquartered in Dedham, Mass., has deployed PeopleMatter's HIRE to its more than 280 restaurants throughout New England. The software manages the company's hiring processes for … -
Goodfella’s opens brick oven pizza school
Goodfella's of Staten Island has officially opened its wood fired pizza school of New York. The establishment will be one of the most comprehensive pizza schools in the country, focusing on the art … -
Eagle Boys taps HR manager
Eagle Boys Pizza, Australia's second largest pizza company, has named Annette Sibley as its new human resources manager. Sibley's appointment will enhance Eagle Boys' employee initiatives and will … -
Ireland’s Four Star Pizza rescued by hotelier
Four Star Pizza, which is owned by Zowington and has locations throughout Ireland, has been bought by Gonville Ltd. after struggling with creditors since last year. Gonville is owned by hotelier … -
NAPICS 2011: Finding the silver lining
The same economic conditions that pressured the restaurant industry are now creating tremendous growth opportunities.- Alicia Kelso -
NAPICS 2011: How to turn service into sales
Restaurant consultant provides tips on server-salesmanship training that could boost your bottom line by up to 10 percent.- Alicia Kelso -
2011 provides optimism for restaurant industry
Trends will surround healthy, sustainable, local, social and technological components.- Alicia Kelso -
Big three gear up for the big game
Pizza chains offer promotions, expect record-breaking orders for the biggest delivery day of the year.- Alicia Kelso -
CiCi’s employee throws it down
A Kansas-based CiCi's Pizza employee has won the company's inaugural Pizza Throwdown, held last week in Frisco, Texas. Elizabeth Cruz, of Roeland Park, Kan., earned the grand prize of $2,500, a 47 … -
NRA launches 'America Works Here' campaign
The National Restaurant Association has launched its "America Works Here" campaign that will help educate opinion leaders, policymakers, and their staff members about the breadth, depth, scope and … -
Massachusetts restaurants prep for food allergy law
As of Feb. 1, all Massachusetts restaurants will be required to have a certified food protection manager on staff. The National Restaurant Association and the Massachusetts Restaurant Association … -
Domino’s UK focuses on jobs
Piggybacking on recent sales success, Domino's Pizza U.K. announced that it anticipates the creation of 1,700 new jobs in 2011. According to The Grapevine Magazine, these jobs will come with the … -
Pizza Hut makes huge NOLA investment
Pizza Hut Inc. will invest $10 million in New Orleans and Baton Rouge, La., within the next 18 months. The plan includes the creation of "Model Markets" in partnership with the National Urban League … -
Popeyes commits to NRA ProStart program
The National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation's (NRAEF) fundraising initiative has officially kicked off, benefiting its ProStart program, a 2-year, industry-driven culinary arts and … -
CiCi’s employees ready to throw it down
CiCi's Pizza is gearing up for the finals of its inter-company Pizza Throwdown competition to find the top pizza cook while also benefitting the Salvation Army. CiCi's team members from around the … -
Domino’s stocks up for busy weekend
Domino's has stocked up on ingredients and staffing at its stores throughout the country, as the pizza chain expects to sell about 19.2 million slices on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. The … -
Upper Crust under investigation again
The Massachusetts attorney general's office is investigating the Upper Crust pizza chain for potentially violating the state's minimum wage laws. According to the Boston Globe, allegations were … -
Pizza.com adds to sales team
California-based Pizza.com, a pizza search engine, has added Shay Traynor to its sales team. Traynor most recently worked for Restaurant.com, where she was a top 10 representative and worked to …
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