The quit rate among U.S. food workers is higher than ever, forcing executives to get creative to find and keep good employees
Waiting tables and operating deep-fryers has long been some of the lowest-paid work in the U.S., and a rite of passage for students during the summer.
This year, with unemployment at the lowest level in decades, restaurants are finding fewer students and lower-skilled workers willing to take those jobs.
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