Introduction
Management is an act of getting people together in order to accomplish desire goals and objectives of the company by using available resources effective and efficient manner. The prime role of management is to emphasis on identifying diverse strategic which enables to do all working activities and processes. Although, management is outlined as human actions, including design, facilitating operations for getting necessary outcomes from a system. Its a provision of all essential equipments through which a corporate association is to operate and the selection of the principal officers Along with this, the core concept of administration is to cope all business practices in a systematic manner by scheduling proper time frame for them (Albert and Beatty, 2014). The report highlights Imperial Hotel which is situated in London and owned by chain of 4 star hotels. The organisation provides best facilities to its clients in terms of food, accommodation and customer services. There is 500 bedrooms, bars, conference rooms, restaurants, swimming pools etc. are available in hotel. Recently, Imperial Hotel has hired general manager named as Peter Farnsworth, the person analysed that organisation is facing several problem. Although, the report will enlighten the problem and develop actions which are taken by management for reduce employee retention. Furthermore, the coursework is going to describe several challenges which are being faced by Imperial Hotel while dealing with staff members.
Task 1
Problem number 6: The chosen problem for this case study is staff members of kitchen, housekeeping and maintenance. Away from this, there is a poor operating system and procedure; it is assessed that employees are not able to meet with quality standards which results higher operating costs.
Back of house staff (House Keeping, Kitchen, Maintenance) – poor operating & control process
In Hotel Imperial, the problem is identified by general manager of the company. Although, the firm is going good but there is increasing operation cost cause of high employee turnover rates. Here, the actual problem is low morale of staff members as they are not able to perform in well being manner. Thus, while completing with Spanish staff members it get evaluated that out house employees are less productive rather than in house employees (Anderson and et. al., 2018).
Along with this, Imperial Hotel has acquired Texlon system, which is a hand-held tracker system whereby a supervisor will undertake a sample check of the room standards and rank and score the standards of a serviced room. Afterwards, it is evaluated that in house staff members got 60-65% score out of 100 whereas Spanish staff members get 75+. Hence, it can be said that outsider working people are more effective rather than inside workers. In addition, attendance of the in-house staff, all employed on full-time contracts, is getting progressively worse which has put pressure on the housekeeping budget. Also the organisation is giving more perquisite to old employees (Hazen and et. al., 2014). These new attendants are hired through a recruitment agency which named ABC international consultancy that renders its services in Spain and England. In Hotel Imperial, management do not put any control upon working activities; there is ineffective implementation of human resources policies, i.e. labour laws, health and safety laws etc. The HR manager of the company ain't gives proper attention on staf