International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management: Volume 5 Issue 4

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Table of contents

Front‐office Staff Selection Techniques

Robert Z. Waryszak, Thomas G. Bauer

Reports a study of selection techniques used for front‐office staffrecruitment in hotels and motels in the state of Victoria, Australia. Asurvey of 172 establishments with more…

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Employee Feeding – An Overview

John S. A. Edwards

The first of two articles provides an overview of employee feeding(one of the largest components in the catering sector), and some of thechallenges currently being faced. The…

Two Styles of Hotel Manager, Two Styles of Worker

Darren Lee‐Ross

Evidence suggests that the hotel sector has high levels of labourturnover, especially in seaside resorts. To help explain this, at leastin part, management styles and their effect…

“Exporting” Eurostyles to the USA

Josef A. Mazanec

Discusses consumer lifestyle attributes and psychographic data withrespect to market segmentation and as systematized by“Eurostyles”. Describes a sample application of a…

A Question of Size

Martin Peacock

Gives a report on a project to derive a classification of size forthe hospitality industry. London hotel and restaurant managers wereasked for a subjective impression of their…

Developing Culture in Short‐life Organizations

Laurie Mullins, Karen Meudell, Helen Scott

In hospitality operations customer satisfaction relies heavily ongroup‐based activities and the need for different departments to workclosely together. It is particularly…

Cover of International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management

ISSN:

0959-6119

Online date, start – end:

1989

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editor:

  • Prof Fevzi Okumus