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Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy  The Washington Hospitality Association respects and is committed to ensuring your privacy is...

Advocacy

Advocacy

Advocacy Protecting and enhancing the hospitality industry.  Decades of Influence, Dedicated to Your Business...

Seattle Employee Requirements Toolkit

Seattle Employee Requirements Toolkit

The Seattle Employee Requirements toolkit is your essential guide to navigating local labor laws, including commuter benefits, paid sick and safe time, minimum wage, secure scheduling, hotel employee protections and independent contractor protections.

Public Safety Toolkit

Public Safety Toolkit

In the last several years, we’ve been hearing from members that public safety is an issue that is on the rise. There have been increased incidents of vandalism, workplace violence and vagrancy.

But this isn’t a natural issue for our members to be concerned about. We are used to welcoming our guests and communities into our business in the spirit of hospitality, not suspicion. So, we must learn how to keep our employees, ourselves and our businesses safe.

Cybersecurity toolkit

Cybersecurity toolkit

Cybersecurity is increasingly vital for businesses and individuals, earning the top spot-on a global business risk barometer and in operators’ minds.

Cost of Dining Report

Cost of Dining Report

Cost of Dining Report The Washington Hospitality Association examined online menu pricing for the largest restaurant...

Tips, Tip Pooling and Service Charges

Tips, Tip Pooling and Service Charges

Aren’t tips, tip pools, service charges and surcharges the same thing?

Each has its own legal rules and risks, but there is cross over. A mandatory tip out is a tip pool. A surcharge may qualify as a service charge.

Alcohol to go toolkit

Alcohol to go toolkit

The rules for alcohol to-go have changed—don’t get left behind! This toolkit provides comprehensive guidance on the state’s alcohol-to-go laws, including changes that were made after the pandemic.

Going Green toolkit

Going Green toolkit

These resources range from information on the Clean Buildings Act to guidance on how to remain in compliance with bans on plastic bags, single-use service ware and single-use personal beauty products.

Isolated workers and the law: How to stay in compliance – Toolkit

Isolated workers and the law: How to stay in compliance – Toolkit

Employees who work in isolation—such as housekeeping staff, maintenance workers and overnight security personnel—face unique safety risks, including harassment, medical emergencies and workplace accidents. Ensuring their well-being requires a combination of proactive measures, including panic buttons, regular check-ins and comprehensive safety training

2022 Session Review

2022 Session Review

2022 Session Review  The 2022 legislative session adjourned on time and has concluded for the year. The...