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Thursday December 7, 2023
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HOTEL BUSINESS REVIEW
DECEMBER FOCUS: Hotel Law
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Safeguarding the Hospitality Industry from Cyber Criminals
By Chris Freedman, CEO, OnDefend
The hospitality industry has become reliant on technology to enhance guest experiences, streamline operations, and manage reservations. However, this dependence on technology has made hotels a prime target for cybercriminals. In this article, we delve into why that is, how these attacks happen, what cybercriminals typically target, and what hotel executives can do to protect their establishments and guests.
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DAILY HEADLINES - Thursday Dec 7, 2023
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ARCHIVES
More from our online Library Archives...
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Double Whammy: Trump's Immigration Policies During COVID-19
By Jerome G. Grzeca, Founder & Managing Partner, Grzeca Law Group, S.C.
Even before the COVID-19 pandemic arrived in the United States, the Trump administration immigration policies contributed to steep labor shortages in the hospitality industry. As a result of the pandemic, President Trump has since raised additional barriers that make it more challenging for hotels to employ foreign nationals, who make up a substantial portion of U.S-based hotel workers.
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"Right of Recall" Laws Are in Fashion: Hospitality Employers Beware
By John Mavros, Attorney at Law, Partner, Fisher & Phillips, LLP
Many hotel employers were forced to lay off staff when shelter-in-place orders grounded travel and tourism. Now hoteliers face a host of new legal obligations. In an effort to put laid off workers in the same position they were pre-pandemic, a number of municipalities and states have enacted "right to recall" laws that require that employers offer re-opened positions to previously laid off staff before hiring new employees.
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