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Homebase Challenges Atlanta Diners to EatTheCostSAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Real estate costs, chains and online businesses already challenge local businesses; now December's overtime regulation and minimum wage reform are driving up labor costs. Homebase, a trusted provider of essential tools for small businesses, today launches EatTheCost, a pledge to support local favorites by spending just $0.60 more per day dining out. "As consumer, we're spending less on food than any other time in history, and restaurants need us to help rebalance," said John Waldmann, CEO and founder of Homebase. "Pledging to EatTheCost of an overdue raise will help these businesses stay around through change, without squeezing already small margins." The Pledge What IS the Cost? And Atlanta's at Risk
"These businesses, servers, bartenders and others define our neighborhoods and deserve to know we're here for them," continued Waldmann. "Eating out is already a treat for many, and the impact of a price increase shouldn't be understated. But change doesn't happen overnight, so everyone has time to adjust. Dining costs are progressive; those with more will spend more." Homebase is uniquely positioned to partner with its both businesses and their teams to navigate these changes. Free scheduling, time sheets, compliance and team communication tools transform painful tasks to simple Web and mobile moments, saving customers 5 hours/week. Based in San Francisco and Houston, Homebase's former baristas, small business owners, waiters – even national chain restaurant HR head – have built products at Intuit, OpenTable, and Yelp. The Homebase board has helped great companies scale, including Instagram and Square. Contact: Logo - http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20161013/428665LOGO
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