The world is now taking steps to return to our “new normal.”
We at Hcareers have pulled together as many resources as we can; from our partner organizations, government resources, as well as our own internal expertise to help returning workers, job seekers, and employers transition into that new normal.
Workplace guidelines and safety initiatives
Guidelines have been released from the government and the hospitality industry to help inform the public as well as employers how to properly operate with social distancing and cleanliness front of mind for both the employees and guests.
Opening Up America Again The White House guidelines to reopening states, including a three-phased approach based on the advice of public health experts for individuals and employers.
Considerations for Restaurants and Bars The CDC released these guidelines for how restaurants and bars can protect employees, customers, and communities and help slow the spread of COVID-19.
AHLA’s Stay Safe The American Hotel & Lodging Foundation, along with an advisory council releases the guidelines which include enhanced industry-wide cleaning standards, employer and employee guidance, data, and risk management resources.
NRA Reopening Guidance The National Restaurant Association released guidelines on food safety, cleaning and sanitizing, social distancing regulations as well as how to monitor your employee’s health and personal hygiene.
How Will Your Career Look Different Post-COVID-19 As the focus shifts toward sanitation, cleanliness, and safety, here are some of the changes you will see in hotels and restaurants and how they can change your job role.
How Regional Restrictions are Affecting the Hospitality Industry Take a look at what restrictions look like in your region, and how they are affecting unemployment in the hospitality industry.
Typsy Hospitality Courses Access over 700 hospitality courses to help hospitality companies and employees create reopening policies and best practice guidelines.
Resume and cover letter tips
To help job seekers stand out as much as possible, here are our best tips for writing a successful resume and cover letter. If you’re not sure where to start your job hunt, browse our temporary positions or look for a job in your specific career path.
Resume Writing for SEO and Keywords Building a resume that accounts for SEO, or Search Engine Optimization, and keywords can be intimidating if you aren’t already familiar with the concepts.
9 Skills to Add to your Resume That Will Impress Any Employer Your resume is the first opportunity potential employers have to form an opinion of your background and abilities. These skills can help make the best first impression.
What NOT to Put on Your Resume When Applying for a Hospitality Job When creating your resume, there are definitely some items you don’t need to share and that may actually work against you in the hiring process.
How Furloughed, Laid Off Workers Should Update Their Resumes Whether you’re looking for part-time work until your employer can bring you back or a new job, here are some things to keep in mind when writing your resume.
How Furloughed, Laid Off Workers Should Write Cover Letters A cover letter can help you stand out further from other applicants when applying for jobs, whether they are required or not. Here are some tips to address your current employment situation positively.
Job search and interviewing tips
We’ve pulled together some of our tips and tricks that will help keep you motivated throughout your job search and interviews to help you land your next job.
8 Qualities to Look for in an Employer When you’re looking for a new job, there’s more to consider than just a paycheck. We often focus more on what employers are seeking in employees, but it’s equally important to evaluate the company you’re going to be working with to be sure it’s right place for you.
How to Job Search During a Pandemic Here is a few tips you can take to help set yourself up for a successful job search, such as updating your LinkedIn profile, including job-specific keywords in your resume, and networking.
The 5 Best Ways to Stay Motivated During Your Hospitality Job Search Here are some ways you can keep actively job searching during the pandemic.
Differentiate Yourself and Land a Job Fast, Even in a Recession What you can do to get ahead of the competition even in a tough job market.
5 Easy Ways to Prepare for a Last-Minute Job Interview In today’s unpredictable market, it’s important to have a strategy for quickly getting ready to sell yourself in a job interview.
16 Tips for a Successful Video Job Interview Companies may not directly go back to in-person interviews and continue conducting video interviews, so here are a few tips to ensure you have a successful video interview.
Common Entry-Level Job Interview Questions If you’re new to the hospitality industry and on the hunt for the right entry-level job, here are some questions you may receive for a waiter, housekeeper, dishwasher, cook or driver position.
Common Mid-Level Job Interview Questions If you’re preparing to level up your career into a more senior position such as front desk manager, housekeeping supervisor, chef, restaurant manager or food and beverage supervisor, here are some questions you might have to answer.
Common Senior-Level Job Interview Questions for the Hospitality Industry If you are interviewing for a senior-level position such as a hotel general manager, or director of revenue. Management, executive chef, or director of sales may be asked some of these questions.
Skills Employers are Looking for During This Uncertain Time When you’re looking for work as we emerge from this crisis, you will want to focus on what potential employers are looking for when interviewing/hiring candidates.
First and foremost, make sure that you are taking care of your mental health during these unprecedented times. Whether you are continuing to work or job searching, most of us have higher anxiety levels and less control over our day to day situations than we are used to. Below are some resources to connect to mental health professionals or to help you communicate with current or future employers, friends and family during this pandemic.
Mental health resources
Cleveland Clinic & Bravo Preparing to Return to Work Resources Includes self-help resources for a health-conscious routine, information videos, and Cleveland Clinic Health Coach reach-out form.
National Alliance on Mental Health COVID-19 Mental Health Resources You can find resources for individuals with mental illnesses, family members and caregivers, and teens and young adults by states.
Psychhub COVID-19 resources A slew of mental health organizations as well as informational videos to get through a multitude of situations, including working from home, telehealth, job loss, and more.
Crisis Text line Free 24/7 support that connects you with a crisis counselor.
CDC COVID-19 Stress and Coping resources Offers ways to cope with stress, and resources for parents, those who are more at risk of the disease, those coming out of quarantine, and first responders.
CDC Workplace Health Explains the mental health effects COVID-19 can have on employees and employers and steps both can take to ease these effects.
We will continue to update these resources as new guidelines and information is announced. Make sure to check back periodically for the latest updates.