Behind the Scenes in a HotelConsumers' League of New York City
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Behind the Scenes in a Hotel
Consumers' League of New York City
Hotels -- Employees; Women -- Employment -- New York (State)
It is suggested that it be the duty of special employees to care for the
workers’ rooms and also to serve the meals, remove the dishes and keep
the tables clean in the employees’ dining room or cafeteria.
It is suggested that employees be interviewed and hired by a person
understanding the technique of the selection of workers and the
requirements of the various jobs in the hotel, with the purpose of
securing an efficient force of workers and reducing the turnover of
labor. An experienced person, preferably a woman, should be responsible
for the introduction of the new employee to her job, her training, her
transfer or promotion.
The conditions of living-in, while the system is continued, should be
under the supervision of a competent woman.
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