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Cost management
Why does a restaurant need a staffing model instead of simply setting headcount?
Because labor cost is shaped by demand, workload, productivity, labor hours, scheduling, pay rates, and overtime. A strong staffing model connects these factors to show how much labor the operation actually needs, when it is needed, and why payroll changes. This helps managers adjust schedules, capacity, and staffing decisions based on causes rather than budget variance alone.
