Robots filling positions created by lack of chefs
2 years, 8 months ago

Robots filling positions created by lack of chefs

China Daily  

A robot cooks claypot rice, a Cantonese dish, at a hospital canteen in Ezhou, Hubei province. A restaurant owner surnamed Hao has posted job adverts for chefs online in recent months but she is still unable to fill the vacancies despite offering a monthly salary of 10,000 yuan. "Many chefs graduate from local schools each year, but normally very few of them choose to stay in Harbin," said Zhou Li, president of the Harbin Culinary Association. To deal with such a worker shortage, restaurants have turned to catering robots, which got many online likes during the recently concluded Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games. "Despite catering enterprises working hard on standardization over the next few years, highly skilled chefs are still the foundation for all catering enterprises' success and will always be scarce.

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