WHG University (Litmos) – Terminated Employee Reporting

To maintain accurate records and ensure compliance within WHG University (Litmos), it’s important that we promptly deactivate access for terminated employees.

What You Need to Do:If you notice a terminated employee still appearing on your Litmos reports or in your Users, please reach out to the Learning & Innovation Team as soon as possible so we can deactivate their account.

Why This Matters:

✅ Helps maintain system accuracy

✅ Ensures only active employees have access to training

✅ Supports data integrity and compliance

Your diligence in reporting these instances is greatly appreciated! If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to the Learning & Innovation Team.

The Importance of Spring Lifts in Laundry Bins: Safety and Liability Considerations

In the fast-paced environment of hotel laundry operations, efficiency and worker safety are top priorities. One often overlooked but crucial component in laundry management is the use of spring lifts in laundry bins. These mechanisms significantly reduce strain on employees and help mitigate workplace injuries, making them an essential tool in any hotel’s laundry room.

Importance of Spring Lifts

Spring lifts are designed to elevate the base of the laundry bin as items are removed, ensuring that employees do not have to bend excessively or reach deep into the bin to retrieve laundry. This ergonomic design promotes better posture, reduces physical strain, and improves workflow efficiency. Employees can work faster and more comfortably, reducing fatigue and increasing productivity.

Safety Benefits

Without a spring lift, laundry workers must repeatedly bend and reach into deep bins, leading to increased risk of musculoskeletal injuries, particularly in the back, shoulders, and knees. Repetitive lifting and awkward postures are common causes of workplace injuries, which can lead to downtime, medical expenses, and lost productivity. Implementing spring lifts helps prevent:

• Back strain and injuries from excessive bending

• Repetitive motion injuries affecting joints and muscles

• Accidents from improper lifting techniques

By reducing these risks, spring lifts contribute to a safer and more compliant work environment.

Liability Considerations

Failing to implement ergonomic solutions like spring lifts can expose hotels to liability risks. Workplace injuries can result in workers’ compensation claims, OSHA violations, and potential lawsuits. OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) emphasizes ergonomic workplace practices to prevent injuries, and failure to comply with these standards may lead to costly fines or legal action.

Investing in spring lifts not only protects employees but also demonstrates a commitment to workplace safety and risk mitigation. Hotels that proactively implement these solutions are less likely to face injury-related claims and can maintain a more efficient and compliant operation.

Birthdays & Anniversaries

March Birthdays!  

WISHING THESE AMAZING PEOPLE A GREAT DAY!! 

Stephanie Doherty	March 2
Michael Smith	March 6
Al Spurling	March 11
Gina Moyer	March 18
Jamie Bryant	March 20
Michael Edwards	March 31

March Workiversaries!   

WE ARE SO GLAD YOU’RE CAREER JOURNEY BROUGHT YOU TO RRI WEST!

Bikas Shrestha	March 5	33 years!
Terry Fitch	March 8	26 years!
Brittany Burch	March 9	13 years!
Kevin Furst	March 16	15 years!
Tamara Ross	March 23	10 years!
Jeremy Allen	March 29	4 years!