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Happy employees increase productivity & revenue in hospitality

Spa Executive

Happy employees are also more likely to be engaged in their work and to feel a sense of purpose, leading to better focus, concentration, and ultimately productivity. People work better when they feel better. Flexible scheduling and a supportive approach to work-life balance enable employees to spend more quality time with loved ones.

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Attract & retain top talent in the hotel industry: insights from Gallup’s “State of the Global Workplace”

Spa Executive

Some valuable insights and actionable strategies from the “State of the Global Workplace 2024” report that can help improve employee satisfaction and performance in the hospitality sector. Strategy: High levels of engagement correlate with better life experiences and job performance.

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Why the Aesthetic Nursing Field Continues to Grow

AAFE - American Academy of Facial Esthetics

Why are skilled professionals choosing the path of cosmetic care over the traditional hospital environment? Flexibility and Work-Life Balance The demanding nature of bedside nursing can take a toll on one’s work-life balance. This shift raises questions: What motivates this transition?

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Why your employee experience matters as much as your guest experience

Spa Executive

As much as we like to focus on customer experience and guest experience, employee experience is an equally important element of success in hospitality. Employees in the hospitality industry often face unique customer service challenges. Employee experience (EX) distinguishes companies that lead from those that follow.

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2024 Spa & Wellness Trend: time-optimized wellness

Spa Executive

Here’s one in our series and stay tuned for our upcoming guide: 7 SPA & WELLNESS TRENDS FOR 2024: A HOSPITALITY HANDBOOK Time-optimized wellness practises, including micro workouts and mini meditations have been growing in popularity over the last few years.

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How to Become an Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner

AAAMS

Hear what a typical day is like for an aesthetic nurse practitioner from one of our members: The Workplace Aesthetic nurses, also known as cosmetic nurses, generally spend their days not in a hospital, but in private practice clinics sometimes known as “medical spas.”

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Aesthetics Courses: The Cure For What’s Ailing Direct-Care Nurses

AAAMS

Managed care’s efficiency-at-all-costs health care model tends to reduce hospitals to corporate machines in pursuit of higher profit margins and market share. Because it is practiced outside the bounds of managed care, aesthetic nurses can expect an almost reversal of the troubling conditions they experience in hospital environments.