Employee stress is a significant issue in the hospitality industry, and it is costly for employers and employees alike. Although addressing and reducing stress is both a noble goal and is capable of resulting in expense reductions for employers, the nature and quantity of hospitality employee stress is not fully understood. The first aim of this study was to identify common work stressors in a ...

the neo- classical school on the situation of the individual and claims that individuals (consumers and producers) meet each in the market. on the supply side, there exists possibility of substitution between factors of production and, on the demand side, substitution by consumers between final goods. in the neo- classical production function capital and labor are taken as the determniants of t...

The importance in promoting, sustaining industries, manufacturing systems and economy through reliability measurement has become an area of interest. The profit of a system may be enhanced using highly reliable structural design of the system or subsystem of higher reliability. On improving the reliability and availability of a system, the production and associated profit will also increase. Re...

Along with the development of number tourist visits, also grows various stars hotels in Bali which causes room revenue is no longer only large income for hotel so that there a need additional sources hotel, restaurants. This research aims to determine menu mix and contribution margin, find out classification efforts made increase sales volume. used analysis method engineering approach. approach...

Guest satisfaction is a crucial aspect affecting the performance of hospitality business. Satisfaction recognized as primary driver customer loyalty. feeling guest that their expectations have been met or exceeded. Hence, study sought to examine role housekeeping department towards satisfaction. The case was Isola Sacra Hotel in Italy. literature based. analysis based on findings from preceding...

H andel and McConnell, 1 in comparing hospital profitability during times of high ambulance diversion versus none, demonstrate the unsur-prising conclusion that a full hospital enjoys greater profit than one less full. Given the perpetual myth of the emergency department (ED) as money loser, it is heart-ening to read that ED admissions yielded a higher per-patient profit than elective admission...