Baderman Resort Ethics

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The Baderman Island Resort was opened to the public in 2004. The resort boasts three different hotels throughout the island, each offering its own amenities. The Island was designed with the idea of providing an all-encompassing experience in one spot. This means that each guest can get everything that they need without ever leaving the island (Baderman Internal Website, 2012). One of the most important keys to providing the most memorable customer experience is to give premier customer service. This is done through providing luxury accommodations, a spa, botanical gardens, convention center, restaurants, art galleries, shops and many other recreational activities, including a designed golf course designed by professionals! Baderman Island also strives to provide price ranges that are available to every budget and provide the same customer service to each guest regardless of the level of accommodations they are purchasing (Baderman Internal Website, 2012). The resort is managed by Boardman Management Group (BMG). BMG is responsible for handling departments resort-wide. This helps to ensure that managing remains consistent throughout each department within the resort, regardless of which hotel they are affiliated with. Human Resources handles things such as payroll, benefits and provides and employee liaison for employees to ask questions on or receive clarification on policies and procedures within the company. The Human Recourses Department also handles the hiring of employees to work at Baderman Island Resort (BMG internal Website, 2012). As with most companies when hiring, Baderman Island Resort, working with Boardman Management Group, strives to follow all EEOC guidelines and complete their hiring efforts without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, disability, military status or any other type of category protected by
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