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1 LA2401 English for the Hotel Business
Chapter 3: Staffing and Organization

2 "I am a great believer in luck
"I am a great believer in luck. The harder I work, the more I have of it." - Thomas Jefferson “You're only as good as the people you hire.” - Ray Kroc, American pioneer of the fast-food industry, Founder of McDonald's.

3 Objectives The objectives of this unit are…. 1. Language Focus: Staff Roles and Responsibilities 2. Vocabulary Focus: Hotel Staffing and Organization The purpose of this unit is to ensure your familiarity with the titles and responsibilities of hotel staff, and the departments within a hotel.

4 Objectives Today you will: Identify staff positions
Describe responsibilities and organization in hotels Use must, have to and should to describe obligation and responsibility Discover Adjectives/Nouns for key characteristics of Hotel Service staff Use demonstratives for objects and people

5 Staffing Roles and Responsibilities
Who does what? Role for whom? Responsibilities how? Characteristics Watch the video and listen for Hotel Jobs and Keywords

6 Hotel Staffing Top Level General Manager Front Office Food & Beverage
Residence / House Support Staff

7 Support Staff Hotel Staffing General Manager Support Staff
Marketing Accounting Human Resources Engineering Sales Marketing

8 Executive Housekeeper
Front Office General Manager Front Office Front Office Uniformed Staff Reservations Front Desk House- keeping Security Concierge Reservations Manager FD Manager Executive Housekeeper Door Attendants Asst. FD Mgr. Inspectors Bell Captain FD Clerk Room Attendants Security Guest Service Agent Laundry PBX Operator Night Auditor

9 Housekeeping Often, the housekeeping department will employ 50%
Executive Housekeeper Assistant Exec Floor Housekeepers Housemen Contract Cleaning Laundry Manager Laundry staff Uniforms Supervisor Often, the housekeeping department will employ 50% of the hotel staff!!

10 Food & Beverages Food & Beverage Director Room Service Manager
Order Takers / Servers Bar Persons Chief Steward Stewards Executive Chef Sous Chef Cooks Catering Services Servers / Housemen Restaurant Captain Administrative Assistant Asst Food &

11 ‘responsible to’ or ‘responsible for’
a) Write 2 sentences describing the positions in the organization chart above: (e.g,. The Services Manager is in charge of the Servers.) b) Complete the sentences using responsible to or responsible for. The waiters are _________________ taking orders. The Bar Persons are _________________ the Bar Manager. The PBX Operator is _________________ the Front Desk Manager. The car park attendant is ________________ for parking the guests’ cars. The Sous Chef is _______________ the Head Chef.

12 Listening - ‘responsible to’ or ‘responsible for’
Working in Pairs: Listen to the descriptions given by your instructor. Identify the JOB POSITION that is described, on the Charts. Write the JOB POSITION on the paper provided. ______________

13 Obligation (and responsibility)
We use must, have to and should to talk about obligation: The General Manager ….. must make sure the hotel makes profit. I have to supervise Front of House operations. He should ensure that the food is excellent quality . We use don’t have to to show that something is not necessary: He doesn’t have to check with me all the time. We use mustn’t and shouldn’t to indicate obligation not to do something: We mustn’t forget that the guest is most important. It shouldn’t take more than 30 minutes to clean the room.

14 Obligation (and responsibility)
The housekeeper is explaining to a new chambermaid what her duties are. Select the most appropriate structure in the sentences below. You (mustn’t/don’t have to) smoke in the bedrooms. You (don’t have to / shouldn’t) work at night. You (should/don’t have to) have a twenty minute break every two hours. You (don’t have to/must) make sure you are ready to start work at 8.15am. You (have to/shouldn’t) be finished by about 2pm most days. You (shouldn’t/don’t have to) make it clear you want a tip.

15 Obligation (and responsibility)
Decode the anagram adjectives to find words used to describe personality and write them in the table on your sheet. (Ex 4) sincere punctual reliable courteous practical flexible enthusiastic ambitious efficient confident sincerity punctuality reliability courteousy practicality flexibility enthusiasm ambitiousness efficiency confidence Write four sentences to describe yourself: a) I am very __________________________. b) I am quite ________________________ . c) I am not very _______________________. d) I must be more _____________________.

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17 Support Staff (Back Office)
Match the staff group to it’s function Attendants Oversee the hotel’s physical plant, buildings, and grounds Human Resources Persuades guests to stay at a particular property or chain Groundskeepers Oversee recreational facilities such as pools, tennis courts, and golf courses Sales and Marketing Maintain and upgrades the exterior of the facility by landscaping the property Engineers Oversees recruiting, selecting, training, and compensating hotel employees

18 Support Staff (Back Office)
Match the staff group to it’s function Attendants Oversee recreational facilities such as pools, tennis courts, and golf courses Human Resources Oversees recruiting, selecting, training, and compensating hotel employees Groundskeepers Maintain and upgrades the exterior of the facility by landscaping the property Sales and Marketing Persuades guests to stay at a particular property or chain Engineers Oversee the hotel’s physical plant (pumps, generators, pipework - MES) buildings, and grounds

19 Listening Let’s start at front office.
Listen to the dialogue. Are the sentences True or False? 1 Louise is responsible for seven staff. They handle all the reservations in reception. Requests for laundry and dry cleaning go to the kitchen. The housekeeper is responsible to the assistant manager. The Fidelio system is used for check-ins and payment. The Opera system is used for travel arrangements. true / false true / false true / false true / false true / false true / false

20 Listening Listen again and complete the sentences.
1 ……………………….front office. …………………… is Louise, our reception manager. There is always a ………………… here to deal with questions. …………………..the phone area over there. …………………….are the computers and ……………………….. are the printers. Everybody here is trained on these……………………….. .

21 Expressions to Learn Here’s front office and this is Louise.
Louise is responsible for six staff. In reception they handle all the reservations. There is always a receptionist here to deal with any questions. She’s responsible to the assistant manager.

22 Structures to Practice
________ guests _______ guests checked are checking in. out five minutes ago. These Those _______ is Louise ________ is Joe. This That Complete with the following: These, That, This, Here’s, There’s, Those Here’s ______ the reception ____________ the reservations desk. office. There’s

23 are listening to my speech.
This is my book. This is my dog. These members are listening to my speech. I’d like to go to that country.

24 Practice Time Now practice with a partner using objects in the room.
Examples: A These are my books. Those are Kaew’s books. B Here’s my mobile. There are your keys.

25 Wordplay Re-arrange the following letters to create job titles from this unit. ekousherepe ____________________ grenocice ____________________ chesosuf ____________________ graname negrela ____________________ cruyiset ____________________ draswet ____________________ lobleby ____________________ granamerab ____________________ housekeeper concierge sous chef general manager security steward bellboy bar manager

26 Summary Today we have: Identified staff positions
Described responsibilities and organization in hotels Used must, have to and should to describe obligation and responsibility Discovered Adjectives/Nouns for key characteristics of Hotel Service staff Used Demonstratives for objects / people


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