Staff, train and develop their department's hourly Team Members through ongoing feedback and coaching, establishment of performance expectations and by conducting performance reviews on a regular basis.Use the Fridays Recruiting Toolkit process to interview hourly Team Members, ensuring Team Members hired are fit with Fridays with Fridays.Prepares schedules and ensures that their department is staffed for all shifts.Maintain an accurate and up-to-date manpower plan of Department staffing needs.Ensures all newly hired Team Members follow and complete their appropriate training plan, including required paper and electronic paperwork (tip credit notices included where applicable).Follows the Hamburger Stand Theory, ensuring that the restaurant and staff are set up for an outstanding shift.Follows the Bubble Theory to proactively run a shift and anticipate Guest needs.Frequently interacts with Guests to ensure they receive the Fridays Service Style experience follow up on any issues and complaints they may have.Manage operations during scheduled shifts that include daily decision-making, staff support, scheduling, planning while upholding standards, product quality and cleanliness.Manage all areas of operations for a specific department including marketing and human resources, while ensuring the Company's standards of quality, service and operations are maintained.If any problems are experienced, complainants can also apply for a review of the licence.Responsible for managing all aspects of a specific department(s) within the restaurant including the selection, development and performance management of restaurant Team Members, optimizing profits and increasing sales. The licence was granted, however residents will be given the number of the Designated Premises Supervisor (DPS) if any concerns arise. You can largely dismiss their concerns about being disturbed by noise from the premises.” “None of that would be heard at the vicinity. “All the representations talk about noise, music from the premises, patrons being noisy outside the premises and noise from cars, whether it is doors closing, slamming, music from cars.
In my view you wouldn’t hear anything at the boundary of their premises whatever was going on at the premises. “But the application now is very different to that application. “There has been previous discussions with the police because you will be aware a previous application was submitted some six or more months ago by a licensing agent which, I emphasise, was withdrawn due to objections received at that time. He said: “The application has been discussed with the police licensing officer. However John Kent, the solicitor for applicant, argued the location was already the site of an industrial estate which dates back decades. “My representations are this venue will cause noise and disturbance and disruption to the residents of Whitemoor Road, especially the students, and knock-over possibly to residents of Bar Lane as well and also it could give harm to children who need a good night sleep before school.” Cllr Woodings, who represents Basford on the city council, said: “Any noise that is generated will be a disturbance to near neighbours and the quiet nature of the street means that noise will echo down the street. It will feature an outdoor seating area at the front where people can drink and smoke and the premises will cater for roughly 65 people. Access to the new premises will be via Whitemoor Road or Bar Lane. The African Base restaurant currently sits on a “major bus route” on the busy B682, according to Councillor Linda Woodings (Lab).
“At any time from 6am you can be disturbed by operational noises from the industrial estate and with this added venue that is going to create extra noise now all the way up until and past 11pm.” Yes, not everybody but most of us have moved there since it being an industrial estate and we accept that. It is already an industrial estate and that creates noise. “It is a lot of people in a small area and we just feel Bar Lane industrial estate is just not right for a late-night venue because this will have an impact on neighbours. Is the government doing enough to help with the cost of living? Let us know Ruth Stallwood, a resident who lives close to the industrial estate, said: “I am speaking on behalf of lots of residents and there is a lot of concern on Bar Lane and surrounding streets about this. The granting of the licence comes despite opposition from residents and a local councillor.
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