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Waiters and cooks: a critical absence in the restaurants of Montluçon (Allier)

The situation is more than tense for Montluçonnais restaurateurs. After two years strongly marred by the health crisis, restaurants are seeing the summer season approaching with apprehension. The main reason: an ever greater labor shortage.

The solutions are costly, even inaccessible, to such an extent that some are beginning to give up, dreaming of “another life”. Restaurant owners already wear many hats (accountant, boss, human resources director, etc.) and cannot do without waiters and cooks, who seem to have deserted the ranks.

We no longer lift the nets here, it’s a know-how that is being lost

William Levron (manager of La Nouvelle Auberge)

At the Winston, Philippe Autran despairs. Open for a month, the owner and his wife, Malou, see the employees pass without managing to form a motivated team. “We don’t find employees ready to work immediately. They are not robust enough or are not trained,” he explains.

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