While there are some signs that we may be emerging from the recession, I think you’ll find that consumer behaviour has been changed, perhaps for many years to come. Even your “well-off” customers are much more price conscious that they have ever been before. Actually, they are more value conscious. In order to “survive and thrive”, you have [...]
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Cost Control is the Key to Survival
Posted in Alcohol Costs, Cost Control, Coupons, Customer Comps, Direct Operating Costs, Food Costs, Internal Controls, Labour Costs, tagged Cost Control, Food Costs, Labour Costs, Liquor Costs, Operations, Over-pouring, Pricing, Profitability, Spoilage, Theft, Variance Analysis on February 14, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
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