How The Hospitality Industry Gets Even More Savy With New, Cutting Edge Technology
By Michael Hunnam
It is interesting to note how many hotels, cafes and restaurants still appropriate fruitless marketing and admin business practices together with a reactive - rather than proactive - methodology. Thank goodness the hospitality industry is getting more and more keyed-up, taking advantage of new-life technologies that energise their information gathering, time management, repeat business and consequently their bottom-line.
Advances in information technology today are creating an intelligent approach as customized software caters to the specialized requirements of the hospitality industry helping business-owners make more strategic business decisions especially when it comes to hiring quality staff.
This newer technology can now ‘funnel-in’ qualified enquirers to hotels and secure casual contract bookings online. It naturally follows that these technology systems can assist business owners and their managers to a greater efficiency and stewardship of contract hospitality staff in both the busy and the not-so-busy times, assisting annual profits.
Noteworthy among these proficient new advances is an expert employment centerpiece founded by Leith James. The venture is called www.contracthospitalitystaff.com - an online casual employment system where casual workers are given space to describe their specific skills and availability across a myriad of employers gaining access to casual shifts and regular work at short notice. The benefit to employers is that they are able to tap into a larger pool of quality workers.
Leith’s own motive was generated from his experience in the hospitality industry working as a chef. “But,” adds Leith, “both employers and waiters, bar staff, kitchen hands, and front of house will all benefit across Brisbane and surrounding areas from a low-cost subscription with no agency costs through www.contracthospitalitystaff.com giving them a more efficient approach to directly connect employees to employers.
To find out how you can get connected to employers and source the jobs you want in the contract hospitality industry, visit www.contracthospitalitystaff.com
Posted Feb 4, 2009 by admin