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Maths task for KPI knowledge

by Learning Coach Whitbread
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Labour ( Payroll ) for the day is = £850
Your Overheads = £300
Your takings are £3600
You have served 350 customers how much is their average spend ?
How much Profit have you made ?

2

Your restaurant has total sales of £2500 . The food cost was £1000 , the labour cost was £850 , and the overhead including energy was £650 .

Determine the cost percentages .

What was the FOOD Cost % ?

/ = .

Remember that percentages are always expressed as a portion of 100 , and therefore the decimal figure resulting from the cost divided by total sales should be multiplied by 100 .

. x 100 =

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