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CHAPTER 3
ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT STUDY

3.1 Forms of Ownership

Partnership, in the law the term partnership applied to an association of two or more person who has agreed to combine their labor, property, and skill, or some or all of them, for the purpose of engaging in lawful business and sharing profits and losses between them.

We use general partnership because the agreement of partnership generally is for a definite term of years. It implied power to borrow money for trade purpose, to buy cash or credit, to make contracts and negotiable instruments to hire employees to pay firm debts and sell or mortgage property for that purpose and receive payment of debts owned by the firm. We exercise the highest degree of good faith in all dealings with the other partners, devote time and attention to our business and we must account to the other partners for any secret profits made in the conduct of our business.

3.2 ORGANIZATIONAL CHART


3.3 RULES AND REGULATION

For a business to operate effectively and efficiently, standard procedures, policies, rules and regulation must be set.

The proposed restaurant will implement the following guidelines to be observed by all members of the organization.

1. The business shall operate 24 hours a day seven days a week.
2. The employees shall work in three shifts from 6:00am to 2:00pm, from 2:00pm to 10:00pm and from 10:00pm to 6am.
3. Tardiness shall be strictly prohibited.
4. Employees shall not be allowed to in our absence without prior notice or permission from their immediate superior.
5.Five absences without notice are subject to termination.
6. For every leave to be incurred, notification must be given to immediate superior two days before the intended date.
7. Sleeping while on duty shall be punishable by termination from service.
8. Disciplinary action shall be imposed to discourteous employee especially the host/hostess.
9. Wearing of uniforms and name plates shall be strictly observed.
10. The principle of “No work no Pay” shall be adapted by the company.
11. The general medical check-up of all employees shall be done twice a year.
12. A newly hired employee shall undergo one (1) month training and will receive an appropriate allowance for the day after the training; the said employee shall be placed under probation if the company’s standard is initially met.
13. The employees shall be allowed to take a 30 minutes lunch break.
14. Promotion or demotion of employees shall be the discretionary function of the general manager.
15. A general cleaning of the premises shall be once a weed, the specific date of which shall be determined as the need crises.
16. In case these are a function on catering engagement, the employees may take home excess foods if there is any.
17. The system of centralized tips shall be adopted.

3.3.1 OFFICE AND KEY PERSONNEL

Man Power Requirements

The business will need the following personnel

Four-General Manager or Restaurateur
Three-Chief Cook
Six-Staff
Four-Rider

Position Description

General Manager

1. Responsible for all the activities of the organization
2. Vested with formal authority over the organization
3. His access to information and levels to various interpersonal relationships
4. His authority to make decision and develop strategies for organization
5. Over see financial aspect
6. Knows the price of foods served
7. Handles the petty cash voucher and the cash
8. Checks trays and receive payment

Chief Cook

1. Prepare meals
2. Less down staple food supplies that should be recorded
3. Studies menu and explore or experimentation of nutritious food
4. Cook nutritious and delicious food for customer

Crew

1. Serves the order deliver receipt
2. Assist the customer

Rider

1. Deliver food to the contract persons who order the menu on time

3.4. PROJECT SCHEDULE

The restaurant is operated 24 hours and 7 days a week. This is the various activities undertaken in the process of implementation such as;

One to three weeks- (Planning Stage) – activities includes the decision of the management regarding to the product. All aspect of the business is being scrutinized. The time allotted in this stage is a period of six week since the management has to gather information and make a through research.

Three to five weeks (Project Site Location) – Selection of the appropriate site for the restaurant.

1. Five to six weeks (Determination of Project Cost) – Estimation and the amount or cost of location rent, the amount needed to acquire all the necessary machineries and equipment, and all other expenses which shall be incurred for the completion of the project.
2. Six to seven weeks– (Financing) – Decision making of the capital requirement
3. Seven to eight weeks – (Registration and Obtaining Permit) – the entire legal requirements are expected to be completed in a month.
4. Eight to nine weeks – (Purchasing of Supplies and Equipment needed) – One month is allotted for the actuation of all necessary supplies and equipment.
5. Nine to ten weeks – (Staffing and Organization) – This is the process of hiring personnel and conducting training program.
6. Ten to eleven weeks – (Advertisement) – This activity is to inform the public about the opening of the restaurant. Different advertising foods are to be used such as billboards, pamphlet, streamers etc...
7. Eleven to twelve – (Start of Operation)

 

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