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Picture an anniversary lunch for union hotel employees. A thirty-year room attendant receives a plaque from a general manager who joined eighteen months ago. The speech celebrates loyalty, family and the culture that made such a career possible. The next…
Long-term hotel employees deserve more than a service award and a speech about loyalty. Twenty or thirty years can hold real pride, friendships and a love of the work. Those years can also hold compromises the hotel has never asked…
Hotel employee retention starts with whether people can see a future in the work. If a GM says the team matters, the next question is what the hotel does with that belief. I would look at whether people can learn…
Hotel employee empowerment sounds like this: “I already handled it. They’re happy. I just wanted it on your radar.” That is a leadership update I would love to hear. A colleague understood the guest’s need, had the authority to respond…
High hotel staff turnover is poison when the same jobs keep reopening and nobody addresses why. The hotel spends another month recruiting, teaching and rebuilding relationships. The people who remain carry the gaps while new colleagues learn. The person leaving…