Employees can obey the main entrance of the hotel without wearing work, without taking the employee passage.

Looking at your question, I can feel that you are an entry-level employee, and the hotel where you work is either a star hotel or a boutique hotel. 1 If you haven't been to a hotel on the second floor, don't talk nonsense and mislead people in the future. This has nothing to do with the law, nor is it overwhelming, which is determined by the nature of the industry.

However, all star-rated hotels or boutique hotels will not let employees walk through the main entrance, regardless of whether they wear uniforms or not, except for the needs of the front hall and security.

On the surface, this is the requirement of the system, which actually reflects the service nature of the hotel and the courtesy to the guests. Simply put, this is the rule of game making, which will not be allowed by any hotel with ideals and ambitions. This is directly related to the feelings of guests and the quality of hotel management, that is, the housing rate.

Maybe you don't think it is necessary to do this now, but you will have a deep understanding when you enter the management in the future. I'm in this business. Please discuss with us if you have any questions.