Hospitality employee safety device leader React Mobile today announced its Chief Executive Officer Robb Monkman has resigned. Monkman will remain on the Board of Directors and assist with steering company growth.
When It Comes to Employee Safety, ‘Don’t Wait’ to React
Hotels are opening and travelers are returning; Hotels must equip staff with employee safety devices to avoid potential safety risks
By Robb Monkman , Founder and CEO, of React Mobile Inc.
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Summer is right around the corner, and with it comes hope of a rebounding hospitality industry. With people now vaccinated, properties now adopting enhanced cleaning policies, and social distancing practices and contactless technologies now in place, hoteliers are focusing on hiring and training employees. But finding help is not as easy as it used to be. Those struggling to get people back to work must do everything possible to ensure that the right security measures and safety technologies are in place to protect everyone against threats of violence and sexual harassment.
Leading employee safety platform, React Mobile, welcomes a new Chief Financial Officer (CFO) to the executive team to support the company s trajectory and growth.
Nate Urbassik has been implementing and streamlining financial processes ever since the beginning of his professional career.
Princeton Identity expands business development team to target strategic partnerships and healthcare verticals
Share Article HAMILTON, N.J. (PRWEB) March 11, 2021 Princeton Identity, a global leader in biometric identity management solutions, reinforced its commitment to aggressive growth with the announcement of two new hires to the business development team. Brandon DeCuir joins as the company’s Vice President of Product Management and Strategic Projects, and Hugh Gilenson joins as Director of Business Development, Healthcare and Life Sciences.
“Although traditionally used for safety and security, our biometric solutions are now deployed for much broader needs in the workplace, including time and attendance, visitor management, HR-integration and touchless employee experiences,” says Bobby Varma, CEO. “Brandon and Hugh will help lead our efforts to bring the power of advanced biometric technologies to
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Some states and cities are requiring hotels to equip their employees with panic buttons.
Conversation around panic buttons has been renewed as the pandemic has changed hotel workers jobs.
Radisson Hotel Group is bringing panic buttons made by Relay to all of its managed hotels in the US.
The past year of the COVID-19 pandemic has brought discussions of worker safety to the fore and revived talks around what businesses should be required to do to keep their staff safe.
In the hospitality world, a growing number of US states and municipalities are now requiring hotels to equip workers with panic buttons, doubling down on industry efforts that began a few years ago. If a worker believes they re in danger, he or she can press the device and summon help to their location.