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How to pick a winner

The Modern Apprenticeship Programme is proving a low\-stress way for employers in restaurants and cafes around the country to get an apprentice on boa...

posted @ Tuesday, January 24, 2012

A show not to be missed

Restaurant&Barshow Full Logo.ai The second half of 2011 will be a mammoth undertaking for the hospitality industry in New Zealand.
Not only is the nations largest ever international sporting tournament

posted @ Monday, June 13, 2011

No more qualification confusion

220410 SATEX Photo: Ben Curran/Marlborough Express. Phillip Ligaliga completed early chef training working at Clubs of Marlborough. Story: Angela Hospitality is leading the way in a major overhaul of industry qualifications but private training providers warn the needs of international students must not be overlooked.

posted @ Monday, June 13, 2011

A hazard-free recipe

The ACC has a recipe for containing rising hospitality industry injuries in the kitchen and bar. Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC) statistics show that numerous workers in the hospitality industry injured themselves with cuts and burns

posted @ Thursday, March 10, 2011

It’s not all about the food

11 RWC2011 Auck Tourism TA462.Wildfire, Princes Wharf If you want to attract and retain more customers, you need to deliver value for money and serve them well. We asked several food lovers what makes them go back to a cafe or restaurant and found it depends on how good the service is.

posted @ Thursday, March 10, 2011

Rising up the ranks

_MG_1195 A blend of cooking theory and practice has helped executive chef Nitin Kumar rise swiftly through the ranks.

By Veronica Johnston

posted @ Friday, January 21, 2011

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