October, 2014 - HospitalityLawyer.com®

Revisit Food Allergies and Accommodations for Guests and Employees

by Kara Maciel in Food & Beverage. Posted October 29, 2014

A broadly worded settlement agreement between the U.S. Department of Justice and Lesley University extends the Americans with Disabilities Act’s ...

Hospitality Industry Risks: Data Privacy and Security

by admin in Safety & Security, Technology. Posted October 28, 2014

Most hospitality businesses allocate time and capital to efficiently collect and process data in order to improve sales, customer service ...

How to Avoid the EEOC’s Radar

by Norasha Williams in Human Resources. Posted October 28, 2014

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s (EEOC’s) statistics about employment discrimination continue to demonstrate a trend of increased charge filing and ...

Cyber Crime Fighting

by Deloitte in Technology. Posted October 22, 2014

As personal, commercial, and government activities continue to migrate to the digital realm, so do criminals. Large-scale cyber attacks are ...

Danger in the Grass

by Joe Samnik in Hotel Development. Posted October 22, 2014

Authored by Joe Samnik At today’s business meetings, conventions, and trade shows, the destination venue plays a key role in attracting attendees—sometimes as much as ...

Ten Things to Consider when Terminating an Employee

by Bennett Pine in Human Resources. Posted October 21, 2014

Back to school, back to work, back to serious decisions — now is a good time to recall key considerations before ...

An Employer Should Never Ask About Disability Or Religion. Except When It Should.

by Robin Shea in Human Resources, Legal. Posted October 12, 2014

Everybody knows that an employer should never, ever, ever ask an applicant about religion or disability until after a conditional ...

The Path to Supply Chain Transparency

by David Linich in Legal. Posted October 6, 2014

In 1904, Upton Sinclair spent two months in Chicago’s “Packingtown” uncovering horrific details about the meat-packing industry, which he portrayed ...