1988Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administration QuarterlyRequires access

A Profit-Sharing Plan for Restaurants

Michael Garcia

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Profit sharing can increase employee productivity and job satisfaction. Despite profit sharing's benefits, the restaurant industry has been slow to adopt incentive programs of this type. Here's how to design a profit-sharing program

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Profit sharing can increase employee productivity and job satisfaction. Despite profit sharing's benefits, the restaurant industry has been slow to adopt incentive programs of this type. Here's how to design a profit-sharing program

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Profit sharing can increase employee productivity and job satisfaction. Despite profit sharing's benefits, the restaurant industry has been slow to adopt incentive programs of this type. Here's how to design a profit-sharing program

Key concepts: Profit sharing, Business, Incentive, Profit (economics), Incentive program, Marketing, Industrial organization, Finance

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