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Hotel News Now
Millennials continue to be a driving force of hotel design trends, with no indication of relinquishing their vast influence. In fact, comprising roughly 75 million people, by 2050 they will remain the largest generational group in the United States, making up 26 percent of our population. The newest demand for the hotel design landscape? Smaller guestrooms.
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Buffalo Business First
One big challenge businesses face is preparing for the unexpected. Uncertainty can take many forms, and all can pose a great risk to a business.
Some events, such as swings in the economy, changes in regulations and a moving political landscape, are beyond the control of most businesses. However, there are other areas of risk where business preparedness can lessen the effect of an unforeseen event, and the financial burden that comes with it. One area in which businesses can exercise control is their energy usage.
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IFMA's FMJ magazine
The best way to minimize pest activity within your facility is by working with a pest management provider to establish an integrated pest management (IPM) program. Most pest management providers offer IPM programs, and it can be difficult to discern which is best. But whether you're switching from one provider to another or making the decision to start outsourcing pest control, it's easier to break it down into a few key considerations.
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construction and advancement of foam composite insulated metal panels.
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SILGRANIT® II Sink Collections
Inspired by artists, proven by scientists and fueled by decades of German engineering, SILGRANIT® II is in a class by itself.
With eight universal colors, our durable stone innovation resists scratches, stains and fading.
And being the standard in granite sinks, also sets the standard in confidence. Gain peace-of-mind and choose the brand that transcends hype.
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Curbed
Despite our fascination with skyscrapers — ever-rising buildings, eye-catching profiles and cutting-edge building technology — elevator technology rarely raises our collective pulse (unless, of course, we get stuck). Roughly 18 billion elevator trips occur annually in the United States, according to the National Elevator Industry Inc., and it's a safe bet most of those are anything but memorable.
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Reliable Plant
Regardless of the work environment, there will always be some tasks that have an element of risk. Some carry an obvious risk, like working with dangerous goods and machinery. Others may not be as obvious and will require clear safety guidelines. In each situation, employees must be aware of their surroundings and know how to avoid possible hazards while performing their tasks. Employers must ensure education and compliance.
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GreenBiz
The internet of things and smart-building technologies continue to grab headlines and the attention of facility managers. Leading research firms predict significant growth over the next five to 10 years.
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Facility Executive
The Federal Emergency Management Agency recommends that “building owners have a vulnerability assessment performed by a qualified architectural and engineering team.” As building envelope materials deteriorate over time, they become increasingly susceptible to failure. Many existing facilities lack adequate strength to resist current design level winds, whether due to age, design flaws, material failure or improper construction.
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FacilitiesNet
Turf areas, flower beds, trees and shrubs receive a great deal of attention from grounds managers with institutional and commercial facilities, and with good reason. These elements are central in creating a positive initial impression for visitors and occupants. But hardscapes — including paved areas, sidewalks, driveways, retaining walls, and stairs — also are important parts of managers' responsibilities and contribute to a facility's image.
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The National Law Review
Promoting the message, "Young workers! You have rights!" the Occupational Safety and Health Administration has launched a campaign on workplace safety among youth workers.
OSHA outlined employer responsibilities for keeping young workers safe, noting, "Young workers are those new to the workforce, even up to age 24. Young workers can be an asset to your workforce. However, it may be their first job or the first time they are operating equipment."
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Green Lodging News
Sustainability is now a commonly used catchword and focus for all businesses on some level. For many being a "green" or sustainable organization can be a daunting task, but is increasingly becoming a business imperative. Rest assured you are most likely doing more than you think.
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