Long Term Hotel Guests Might Not Be So Easy to Remove
co-authored by Sandy Garfinkel and Eric J. Zagrocki Hotel owners and operators may be surprised to learn that that under many states’ laws, ...
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Sharing is Daring under Browning-Ferris
From franchisers and companies hiring workers through staffing agencies to participants in the so-called “sharing economy,” companies and individuals today ...
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Contracts With Insurance Brokers: Do’s and Don’ts
Insurance brokers are among the most important suppliers that any company deals with. Yet, often the arrangement between brokers and ...
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Takeaways for the Hospitality Industry from FDA’s Draft Food Labeling Guidance
authored by: Barbara Rowland, Charles W. Spitz, and Abraham J. Rein The FDA has issued draft guidance regarding previously announced ...
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First U.S. Airbus Factory Gives Wings to Mobile’s Economic Revival
When the first convoy of airplane parts snaked through the streets on a sultry June day, it seemed as if ...
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Keeping International Travelers Safe
After hitting a pause button several years ago, companies are back to sending employees on the road. Global business travel ...
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Travel Most Often Reports To Finance Or Procurement
More than half of travel managers recently surveyed said they report to finance or procurement. Corporations have long struggled with ...
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Would You Drop to the Floor If Shooting Broke Out In Your Workplace?
With depressing regularity, we receive calls asking for guidance in evaluating and responding to potential workplace violence threats. The threats ...
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Listeria – Expert Fact Sheet
In this document, Food Safety Expert, Barry E. Parsons, FMP, CP-FS, CCFS provides introductory information on Listeria, including symptoms, notable ...
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Duty of Care – An Essential Part of Your Business Travel Program
Business travel expert Adam Knights explains why duty of care and risk management is relevant to all organisations. Looking after ...
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