
Foundations 2 Chapter 10 Mark II
Quiz by Christopher Wright
Grades 9-12
Hospitality and Tourism
Ohio Career Tech
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- Q1A template showing the number of people needed in each position to run an operation for a given time period is?Line upMaster scheduleLottery numbersPlayers card30s
- Q2A crew schedule shows what information?Name, day, and time of workName, phone number, addressDate, anniversary, astrological signName, birthday, date30s
- Q3Number of restaurant industry employees currently?11.9 million4 million17.8 million14.4 million30s
- Q4These type of employees can handle responsibilities in sections of the operation aside from their primary work responsibility?Cross trained employeesTeam leadersSuper starsCaptains30s
- Q5These people are charge of the training and development of new hire employees?TrainersCustomersDishwashersValet45s
- Q6Employees with flexibility in there schedule that can be relied on to pick up shifts when called?Super starsOn-call employeesTrainersHosts45s
- Q7The ideal labor costdoes not include labor costs for managementrepresents what the management predicts will happen.should not be a major factor to worry aboutis a percentage of the food costs for the restaurant45s
- Q8Management needs to balance sales with labor in order to?ensure profit is made while keeping guests happykeep labor costs high for great customer servicekeep labor low and not worry about the guestassist with scheduling the right amount of staff45s
- Q9The crew schedule needs to be created with flexibility because?management may need to alter the schedule to deal with environmental changesemployees will do what they wantemployees decide to change the scheduleemployees may want extra hours45s
- Q10Scheduling too few staff in the kitchen for a particular shift can result in?less work being performedhigher labor costs for the shiftpossible lower production quality because the staff is stretched thinbetter production times45s