Cost Control Seminars,
Cost: $275 per person
To compete in this industry, YOU MUST HAVE CONTROL
OF COSTS, so participate in a seminar that is packed with useful information!
Attend a Cost Control Seminar
or take this seminar on line. The text, Cost Control Manual for School
Foodservices, Revised 2003, was written by Dorothy Pannell Martin.
A sampling of what is covered in this “hands on” Cost
Control Seminar:
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Understanding and using the breakeven point
- Analyzing a profit and loss
statement
- Identifying the differences in accrual and cash methods
of accounting
- Determining the weighted-average revenue for breakfast
and lunch
- Understanding the importance of precosting and postcosting
menus
- Defining how much money is available for food and labor
- Evaluating
staffing and meals per labor hour (MPLH)
- Contracting with student
groups
- Identifying the real cost of an hour of labor
- Pinpointing the ways
to reduce labor cost
- Comparing cost of disposables with washing dishes,
baking with using purchased products
- Determining how many
days of inventory and number of turnovers
- Determining if selling
a commercial brand pizza is really profitable
- Developing a meaningful
budget
- Determining if Provisions 2 and 3 are for you
- Identifying innovative
ways of increasing revenue
These two-day seminars fill up fast on this hot topic! There is a limited
enrollment so register today. Or, sign up for the on-line seminars
that you can complete at your leisure.Call 1-800-494-0023 for further
information about the Cost Control Workshop.
Approved by American Dietetic Association for 10 credit hours and by
American School Food Service Association for 13 certification credits.
a
one-day Cost Control Seminar for Managers-perfect for back-to-school
workshops and 6 certification credits by American
School Food Service Association.
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