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The Hidden Risks You Need to Train Your Staff For

eHotelier

Shaping how well we execute service to our guests is a primary function of hotel and restaurant training. From the front of house to the back, and the first floor to the top floor, we support our teams on the path to guest experience and financial rewards.

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Restaurant Staff Training 101

7 Shifts

There was a time when 70% of F&B employees didn’t receive training for customer service. Without the right training, even the best menu or ambiance can fall short due to poor service, leading to dissatisfied customers and lost revenue. A well-structured restaurant training program will let you turn this around.

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Using Safety Incentive Programs to Improve Workplace Training

Modern Restaurant Management

This can especially be the case in food service industries where employees are often in loud, busy environments while moving in and out of kitchen areas with any number of hazards. The best way to mitigate the risks for employees and reduce workplace injuries is for businesses to establish comprehensive safety training programs.

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Sita Selanont (Khaotu) appointed Group Training Manager at Absolute Hotel Services (AHS)

eHotelier

Absolute Hotel Services (AHS) is thrilled to announce the appointment of Ms Sita Selanont, affectionately known as Khaotu, as the Group Training Manager.

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Doug Kennedy’s Next Training Webcast: Customer Hospitality Is Bigger than Guest Service

Hospitality Net

Register your team and participate live, or view the recording, of Doug Kennedy’s next 40-minute training webcast scheduled for Friday, November 15, from Noon – 12:45pm EST.

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Essential Training Materials for the Hotel Reservation Department

Soft Inn

By training your team to excel in handling inquiries, managing inventory, and providing exceptional service, you not only ensure operational efficiency but also enhance guest satisfaction.

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Hospitality must not fear AI technology but embrace it as a way of improving customer service

eHotelier

AI can be used to perform certain tasks in a more efficient and time-saving way, giving staff time to focus on other areas of the business as well as to optimise efficiency in things such as training, forecasting and marketing.