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Shattering Shower Doors May 15, 2013: The reports on social media sites, like Twitter, have pictures attached to them with glass covering bathroom floors. Captions read: “Shower doors do explode.” “What a way to be woken up.” Some of them show chilling images of bloody footprints where the unsuspecting victim had only one way to escape.

OSHA "Fundamentals of a Workplace First - Aid Program" May 2, 2013: Over the years, one of the more vague sections of the Occupational Safety and Health Act was covered under Subpart K – Medical and First Aid (1910.151-1910.153) This required the employer to ensure ready availability of medical personnel for advice and consultation on matters of work health. This article gives an overview of how to address the situation and a specific link with answers.

How to Recognize Suspicious Slip-And-Fall Claims Apr 30, 2013

Slip and fall accidents are often not witnessed and usually result in soft tissue - or "invisible" - injuries. Because of these characteristics, such incidents are prime candidates for fraud. Whether perpetrated by a "professional claimant" or by an employee seeking unwarranted Workers' Compensation benefits, insurance fraud is a serious and costly issue.

Hospitality and hotel litigation support Apr 20, 2013: Hospitality/hotel litigation support and unbiased expert testimony in lawsuits concerning standard of care in the hospitality industry, with work on both plaintiff and defense counsel and have a balanced perspective.

Baker's Dozen of REASONABLE CARE Strategies Apr 19, 2013

Hoteliers must remember the Lessons of Reasonable Care! REASONABLE CARE - The degree of care that a reasonably prudent person would use under like circumstances.

KEYS TO SUCCESS™ 2013 Hospitality Keynote & Workshop Offerings Apr 19, 2013: The Keys to Success™ are results-driven programs aimed at building competitive advantage.

Most of these programs can be offered as either a keynote address or an interactive workshop.

DO's and DON'Ts of Hotel Technology v4 Mar 18, 2013: Terence Ronson has been adding some amazing and practical tips on guest service and ideas for almost every department in hotels over the past several years and we @ HospitalityEducators.com are delighted to share his latest list of recommendations!

Engineering 101: What to do after Years of Deferred Maintenance Feb 27, 2013

After years of trying to do more with less, the economic outlook is not quite as grim, and fiscal indicators suggest a slow but steady recovery of our once stellar RevPAR and EBITDA indices. So with the future starting to look brighter, savvy hoteliers should consider revisiting some long overdue maintenance that has gone by the wayside, and by now is likely costing you more than it’s saving. In this vein, below are four tips designed help guide you when taking a second look at deferred maintenance projects.