19Jun
NJ Law Mandates Panic Buttons For Hotel Employees
Hotels in New Jersey will soon be required to provide panic buttons for employees who work in guest rooms and to comply with certain documentation, training, investigation and guest notification protocol. The legislature found that hotel employees,...
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Fox Rothschild LLP
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