Is FutureChef the future proofing we need for our chef shortage?
Show NotesThe industry will need to recruit 11,000 additional chefs by 2022 according to People 1st as they embark on a survey that seeks "to formulate a breakdown, by skillset, of chefs working in the hospitality industry and where they are typically found." (Australia apparently, right?)Looks like restaurateurs in Oz are struggling with those astronomical wage bills in this Bloomberg political piece entitled "$19-an-Hour Waiters Are One of the Hurdles to Growth in Australia" Double time on Sundays are the norm it seems.Some initiatives to get young schoolchildren interested in professional cooking are worth shouting about. Like this FutureChef Teacher's Twilight event held at Hotel Football, Old Trafford for example. Why not get involved in FutureChef?The tips scandal continues to snowball as Cotê gets embro
