International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management: Volume 10 Issue 3

Subjects:

Table of contents

Empowerment in five‐star hotels: choice, voice or rhetoric?

Colin Hales, Antonis Klidas

This article highlights the ambiguities and debates surrounding the meaning, application, purpose and concomitants of the concept of empowerment presented in the service…

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UK hotel operators use of budgetary procedures

Tracy A. Jones

This article reports key findings from a comprehensive survey concerning budgeting within UK hotels. A postal questionnaire was sent to company finance directors. The results are…

3775

Small establishments present challenge for Australian food safety code

Paul Morrison, Nola Caffin, Robert Wallace

The increasing incidence of food‐borne diseases emphasises the importance of improving and maintaining a high standard of food safety in food service establishments. Currently, a…

1481

Staff job‐related ethics of hotel employees in Hong Kong

Simon Chak Keung Wong

Unethical consumer practices in Asian countries have attracted much attention from business practitioners. The availability of counterfeit products such as computer disks, fashion…

4000

Hospitality certification: experiences in North America ‐ international implications

Kemal Birdir, Thomas E. Pearson

An in‐depth analysis of hospitality certification programmes was conducted. The study revealed important insights on certification demographics, development processes…

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Cover of International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management

ISSN:

0959-6119

e-ISSN:

1757-1049

ISSN-L:

0959-6119

Online date, start – end:

1989

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editor:

  • Prof Fevzi Okumus