The best thing you can do to support a newfound interest in cooking is help employees build a strong foundation. (Photo: Shutterstock)
As we bid good riddance to 2020 and turned the page to what will hopefully be a brighter year, there's a good chance your employees made resolutions to eat better, to shed those quarantine pounds, and to start working out again. There's also a good chance that those resolutions fell by the wayside before January had come and gone. An estimated 80% of people fall short of their New Year's resolutions, and it turns out that those related to healthy eating are among the hardest to keep.
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