A Security Checklist for Your Hotel Business
Security issues such as violent attacks and harassment toward your employees or guests, theft and robbery within your facility, and cyberattacks can negatively affect your hotel with consequences that extend well beyond the actual incident. With so many different options for travelers, a hotel’s reputation must remain pristine to attract guests during such a competitive time in the market. Establishing a security program can help you maintain a safe and secure property.
It is turning into Fall quickly and many of us like to enjoy a night around the fire pit. Whether you are using the fire pit to cook dinner, roast marshmallows, or simply to enjoy the company of family and friends, it is important that you do so safely. Improper fire behavior can be dangerous and lead to injuries and even property damage.
Finding and maintaining quality staff isn't always easy for hotels and motels, and it is becoming even more challenging as employee expectations for work-life balance, compensation, and employee benefits evolve. Though economy and mid-level hotels can’t always compete with larger hotel chains, that doesn’t mean they can’t offer a desirable workplace.
Dogs are best friends to many. A record number of families have brought dogs home since the beginning of the pandemic. While the increase in companionship is priceless, dog bites and related injuries have also increased. Here are some ways to help prevent being injured by a dog.
Accidents can be extremely stressful. Here are some tips to keep in mind that can help you protect yourself and make the accident scene and claim process easier.
Small businesses are the backbone of the economy and, according to Phil Reitinger, President and CEO of Global Cyber Alliance, many have trouble approaching cybersecurity issues, which can lead to cyberattacks and data breaches. With tools like checklists, toolkits, and basic security measures, small businesses can grow their confidence in cybersecurity.
