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Richard D. McHugh

  • Paying The Supervisor

    One of the keys to a financially successful ski area food service operation is the structuring of a plan for compensating the supervisor. Five…

  • Food Service

    Employee training If you turn the clocks ahead to mid-season, without too much trouble you can probably visualize yourself overseeing a lack of efficiency,…

  • Food Concessioning

    Food Concessioning

    There are only two reasons why an area should concession out its food and beverage operations: to secure capital or to secure managerial expertise.…

  • Food Service

    Food Service

    Streamline your checkout In a well designed cafeteria every service station is capable of serving customers faster than the cashier station. Anything less would…

  • Food Service

    The topic of employee meals is one subject where it can be said that there is no one right answer. Area policies reflect management…

  • Food Service

    Food Service

    Columnist Richard D. McHugh is president of Skier Feeding Inc., a food-service consulting firm specializing in ski area feeding. He is the hotel and…

  • Restaurants

    Columnist Richard D. McHugh is president of Skier Feeding Inc., a food-service consulting firm specializing in ski area feeding. He is the hotel and…

  • Restaurants

    Columnist Richard D. McHugh is president of Skier Feeding Inc., a food-service consulting firm specializing in ski area feeding. He is the hotel and…

  • Hamburg– The Nature Of The Beast

    Hamburg– The Nature Of The Beast

    In spite of the attractiveness of other offerings, hamburgs will almost always be the number one food-seller in your cafeteria. An analysis of the…

  • To Bake Or To Buy

    To Bake Or To Buy

    Active skiers can easily burn up 700 calories an hour which makes him a psychologically and physiologically ready market for tempting pastry items. Since…