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2. Analysis
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1. Introduction
2. Staff recruitment
a) Implementation of recruitment strategies
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b) Benefits of employee training
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Waiter
F&B Manager
Wage / Salaries
$275/ Month
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Service charge
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$550 - 700/ Month
Tips
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$150 - 250/ Month
Indirect Financial Benefits
Waiter
F&B Manager
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