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Quick-check safety and security items in guestrooms
Lodging Magazine
When it comes to servicing guestrooms, housekeepers must observe and report any deficiencies that may compromise guest safety and security. Following are several "quick check" items that room attendants should inspect every time they service a guestroom. Read More
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Hyatt introduces the Wellbeing Collective
Hotel Management
Hyatt Hotels introduces its Wellbeing Collective, a collection of Hyatt properties around the world that have tailored wellbeing experiences to meet the specific needs of travelers. At launch, the Wellbeing Collective has more than 30 hotels globally, with plans to expand in 2024. Read More
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EST is a CDC ELITE Laboratory offering Legionnaires’ disease testing designed to fit the requirements of your Water Management Program. EST has over 40-years experience servicing hotels and resorts, providing Legionella testing in cooling towers, domestic hot water (showering), whirlpool spas, and decorative fountains. Let us help you provide a safe and healthy environment. Learn More
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NLRB strengthens its position against (most) non-compete clauses
Hotel Management
There's nothing new under the non-compete sun… unless you're the U.S. National Labor Relations Board. After decades of use by employers across industries, non-compete provisions in employment contracts have become a major target of the NLRB's efforts to enforce its current interpretation of the National Labor Relations Act. Read More
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How property managers can prevent slips and falls
Buildings
Over $70 billion is paid out every single year as a result of employee slips and falls. Falling is the No. 1 cause of accidental injury, and the No. 2 cause of accidental death in the United States, according to the WHO. Property managers and owners have a legal obligation to be proactive in addressing the risk of falling, especially as the winter months approach. Read More
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Bird safety comes into focus for facility managers
FacilitiesNet
The story seemed too bizarre to be true: Nearly 1,000 songbirds had perished in just one night in early October after crashing into the windows of the McCormick Place Lakeside Center in Chicago. The sheer number of dead birds was astonishing and highly unusual; the normal number in a night would be 15 or fewer. Read More
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20 technology advances to watch in 2023
Hotel Management
From streamlining operations to improving the guest experience, technology plays a pivotal role in hotel operations. These are some of the biggest technological advances to help hoteliers increase profitability and give value-added benefits to guests. Read More
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Why mobile-access adoption is seeing exponential growth
Facility Executive
The ubiquitous smartphone and other mobile devices are quickly becoming the solution of choice for many people who must securely access workplace doors, gates, networks, services and more. The rise of mobile wallets (a type of digital wallet that is accessed through a mobile app) is also accelerating this trend. Read More
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