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Lodging Magazine
To help fill thousands of open hotel jobs and communicate the benefits of a career in the hotel industry, the American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) and its charitable giving arm, the American Hotel & Lodging Foundation (AHLA Foundation) announced a new advertising campaign called "Hotels Are Hiring" across five major hotel markets.
The new advertisement will run until early August on digital platforms, radio, and in print in select markets.
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We didn’t set out to create a better water heater. But as robotics engineers, we knew a worthy challenge when we saw it.
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McKnight's Senior Living
With the ready availability of the COVID-19 vaccine to anyone age 12 and older, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's recent announcement that people can resume activities without a mask or distancing was a massive tectonic shift in the landscape of COVID. This latest declaration is exciting after an exceptionally difficult year.
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FacilitiesNet
When it comes to storms, you can't always expect the unexpected. However, you can better prepare your facilities by instituting a proactive plan. As we enter a period of seasonal storms, including hurricanes and tornadoes, it's imperative that building owners and property managers start preparing now.
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FacilitiesNet
Windward Engineers and Consultants' new office workspace caters to different work styles with huddle rooms, phone booths, flexible furniture and outdoor space. Above all, however, the facility focuses on employee health and wellbeing.
Windward worked with NELSON Worldwide to include a lighting strategy that addresses mental health.
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Travel Market Report
As the world returns to travel, hotel guests are revealing what they want when they return to hotels post-pandemic.
According to the J.D. Power 2021 North America Hotel Guest Satisfaction Index Study, guests have made it clear they want breakfast and other hotel amenities. "As we transition to a more normalized travel environment," said Andrea Stokes, hospitality practice lead at J.D. Power, "guest expectations are growing rapidly and certain must-haves, such as smart TVs, pleasant views, and balconies, are becoming increasingly important to maintaining high levels of guest satisfaction. It is also clear that guests expect breakfast service to resume, especially in limited-service hotels that usually provide complimentary hot breakfast."
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Lodging Magazine
Hotels typically see a travel spike during the summer seasons, but the surge in vacationers during the 2021 summer season will be different; U.S. travelers are more eager to leave their homes than ever before following the COVID-19 pandemic. As these travelers anticipate and expect perfect performances from hotels, pests of any kind — especially those that carry illnesses and destroy properties — can dampen the progress brought on by a travel surge.
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JDSupra
The recent collapse of the Champlain Towers building is an unimaginable tragedy and likely the quintessential worst nightmare for all involved in the construction industry. Over time, there likely will be questions about the design, construction and maintenance of the building. This article is not intended to address anything related to this tragedy. However, it is a good time for a reminder of the importance of building maintenance.
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R-Zero
This year's Independence Day weekend marked an inflection point for the United States' ongoing emergence from the COVID-19 pandemic. Multiple national news outlets noted how the anniversary of the country's independence has coincided with significant indicators of resuming prepandemic behavior.
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McKnight's Senior Living
Two studies have received an $11 million funding bump to find ways to reduce COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy among long-term care workers.
The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute has approved funding for two studies by Dartmouth College and Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute to try to help address vaccine hesitancy among healthcare workers who work with vulnerable older adults.
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Facility Executive
As the pace of wildfire season increases throughout the United States, the International Code Council, the developer of the most widely used and highly regarded set of building safety codes and standards in the world, is emphasizing the importance of fire safety through its three newly released fire prevention titles: 2021 IWUIC® Code and Commentary, Significant Changes to the International Fire Code, 2021 Edition, and the 2019 California Fire Code Amendments Handbook.
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Senior Housing News
With the entire senior living industry effectively in lease-up mode, operators are wielding some creative new sales strategies to attract new residents. But many are also sitting on a powerful and sometimes underutilized tool: Their own dining programs.
By investing in their dining programs and wowing residents and their families during the sales process, senior living providers can convert more of their leads into move-ins.
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