Associated Press • April 1, 2020, at 4:01 p.m. By CHRISTOPHER RUGABER, AP Economics Writer As millions of job cuts tear through the U.S. economy, a faint glimmer of light has emerged: Some employers are trying to maintain ties to the staffers they’re letting go so they can more quickly rehire them once the viral outbreak has
Cincinnati | Louisville | Nashville | Columbus | Lexington – We’ve had so many kind friends ask us how they can help during these uncertain times. We are constantly amazed by the gracious support of our guests and communities. Our two foremost priorities have always been taking great care of our teams and our guests.
Britney Ruby Miller spoke today on behalf of the restaurant community and the Cincinnati-based task force she helped to assemble. Their purpose is to work alongside the Ohio Restaurant Association and the National Restaurant Association as they lobby for state and federal relief in terms of expedited employee benefits, grants and low interest loans, bailout
CINCINNATI — At the Precinct in Cincinnati’s East End, a handful of the more than 15 million Americans who work in the restaurant industry spent Thursday prepping food and hoping people will place carryout orders. But the Precinct’s president, Britney Ruby Miller, said hope is not a sustainable business model. “When you think about what we need
Loyal Guests, As most of you are probably aware, 3 days ago, on March 15, 2020, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced that all bars and restaurants in Ohio would be required to close in an effort to stop the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19). Shortly after, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear followed suit and made the same
