Service Hospitality

You probably see brown envelopes laying around the workplace regularly, but one of those envelopes is not like the others.  One of those envelopes is there to help workers recover more quickly from injuries, enhance communication about workplace injuries, and protect everyone involved.  Maybe you are doing something like this already, but by using a […]

Today marks two months since we held our 10th Youth Safety Education Day Virtual Event. The purpose of this day is to provide meaningful safety education, leadership, and awareness to youth across Saskatchewan and beyond about the importance of workplace health and safety, safety at school while socializing, and psychological health and safety. Gaining this […]

Humans have a strong need to interact, communicate and connect with one another. The COVID-19 pandemic has shaped society’s need for technology as a means to stay connected more than ever before whether it be with family, friends, classmates, colleagues, cyberworld, entertainment and global news updates. Our need to stay connected has increased our engagement […]

The million-dollar question remains uncertain, at what age can a child stay home alone? Like most provinces, Saskatchewan does not have an age restriction for when a child can stay home alone. The Canadian Safety Council recommends the age of 10 as a minimum to stay home alone for short periods of time and children […]

As we look towards life after the worst of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has passed, business recovery will be paramount. Service Hospitality has put together a Guide for Hospitality & Service Industry employers to assist them and their employees in returning to work safely. The guide has been developed to give employers a series of […]