This chapter discusses organizational structures of hotels and the duties of hotel general managers. It describes typical organizational models for hotels ranging from 100 to 400 rooms, with different structures for 3-5 star properties. The chapter also outlines the key roles and responsibilities of hotel general managers, including room service, front desk, food and beverage, and accounting management. Additionally, it covers human resource management functions in hotels such as recruitment, training, performance evaluation, and compensation.
This chapter discusses organizational structures of hotels and the duties of hotel general managers. It describes typical organizational models for hotels ranging from 100 to 400 rooms, with different structures for 3-5 star properties. The chapter also outlines the key roles and responsibilities of hotel general managers, including room service, front desk, food and beverage, and accounting management. Additionally, it covers human resource management functions in hotels such as recruitment, training, performance evaluation, and compensation.
This chapter discusses organizational structures of hotels and the duties of hotel general managers. It describes typical organizational models for hotels ranging from 100 to 400 rooms, with different structures for 3-5 star properties. The chapter also outlines the key roles and responsibilities of hotel general managers, including room service, front desk, food and beverage, and accounting management. Additionally, it covers human resource management functions in hotels such as recruitment, training, performance evaluation, and compensation.
CHAPTER 4 – ORGANIZATION AND HOTEL GENERAL MANAGER DUTIES
Chapter overview
This chapter helps students understand deeply about
the hotel's organizational structure; understand the work of a hotel manager; forming skills in establishing organizational apparatus, determining functions and duties, relationships between parts in the hotel's organizational apparatus and forming the capacity to perform the work of hotel directors. Chapter outlines Hotel organization. • The concept of hotel organization • Factors affecting • The main scientific basis for establishing the organization of the hotel's apparatus Typical organizational model of the hotel • Type of organization model • The typical organizational model of a hotel has a scale of 100 rooms to 200 rooms of 3-star class • The typical organizational model of a hotel ranges from 200 to 400 rooms with a rating of 4-5 stars Hotel manager • The nature of the work of the hotel manager • Factors affecting the work of hotel managers • The job roles of the hotel manager Small hotel manager/manager job • Roles and functions of the small hotel manager • Room service management • Front desk management • Food and beverage management • Management of accounting operations • HRM • Manage marketing activities Competency model for hotel managers • Covering factors • Specific competencies of directors in the hospitality industry. • Key competencies of directors in the hospitality industry The concept of human resource management in the hotel • Concept. • The causes and consequences of employee turnover in the hotel industry. • Impact of employee replacement on hotels and restaurants • Applying Theory Z to human resource management in hotels Human resource management department of the hotel • The role of human resource management • Objectives of human resource management of the hotel • Human resource management function of the hotel • Principles of hotel human resource management. • Duties of Human Resource Management • The organizational structure of the hotel human resource management department • Types of management regulations of the human resource management department Content of human resource management • Job analysis • Job descriptions and job specifications • Productivity standards • Recruitment and Selection • Appointment and introduction • Performance Appraisal • Vocational training (training) • Effective evaluation of human resources • Employee income management References • Nguyen Van Manh and Hoang Thi Lan Huong (2013), Textbook of Hotel Business Management, National Economics University Publishing House. • David K. Hayes and Jack D. Ninemeier (2006), “Foundation of Logging Management”, Pearson - Prentice Hall 2006. References
Nguyen Van Manh and Hoang Thi Lan Huong (2013),
Textbook of Hotel Business Management, Chapter 6 ( Pages 249-298) National Economics University Publishing House
David K. Hayes and Jack D. Ninemeier (2006), “Foundation of
Logging Management”, Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 Pearson - Prentice Hall 2006.