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JIT (See also: Just-In-Time Purchasing)


Job Analysis Job Description


Job Promotion Job Sharing


Just-In-Time Purchasing (JIT)


K Kardex


Key Performance Indicators (See also: KPI)


Kosher


KPI (See also: Key Performance Indicators)


L Labor Union


Lateral Communication LEED Certification Leftovers Purchasing items as needed just in time


Identifying the content of a job in terms of activities involved and attributes or job requirements needed to perform the activities


The official, written account of an employment position . It includes hours, location, salary range and what the employee is responsible for doing


Advancement in position with a higher salary and/ or greater responsibility Dividing a full-time position into two or more positions Purchasing items as needed just in time


A computerized or paper file system for nutrition information: diet order, food preferences, allergens/ intolerances, and other meal information


Benchmark performance points tracked over time


Food that meets the standards of kashrut and prepared in accordance with Jewish Law


Benchmark performance points tracked over time


GLOSSARY OF TERMS


An organization representing employees, designed to advance the needs and interests of its members.


Occurs among peers and may involve discussion and meetings to solve problems and/or accomplish tasks


A globally recognized symbol of a “green” rating used for buildings that indicates the building is efficient regarding health and cost.


The number of servings remaining after a meal has been served


Life Safety Code (See also: LSC) Minimum regulatory requirements for buildings to protect occupants from fire and other hazards


Likert Scale A common rating technique that uses words or numbers


LSC (See also: Life Safety Code) Minimum regulatory requirements for buildings to protect occupants from fire and other hazards


Foodservice Management—By Design


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