A grease trap separates fats from kitchen wastewater but does not destroy them. Learn how to size, clean and log your trap, and find the local rules that set your duty.
The Green Star is a voluntary Ministry certificate for environmental criteria, separate from mandatory sustainability stages. Learn its rules, validity, and what to check.
The GSTC criteria for hotels are organized into four sections: management, social, cultural, and environmental. This guide explains who owns each section and the specific records needed to prove compliance, helping operations teams turn the standard into a work plan.
This guide explains the two legal routes for ending employment in Türkiye hotels. It covers notice periods, job security thresholds, and the evidence needed to prove a valid reason.
This guide explains the regulatory requirements for used cooking oil in hotels in Türkiye. It covers licensed collection, annual contracts, storage standards, and the mandatory online declaration.
The employer sets annual leave dates after consulting the leave board or worker representative. Learn the rules for splitting leave, collective leave windows, and required records under Turkish law.
Unpaid leave in Türkiye requires written worker agreement, not employer decree. This guide explains the legal routes for hotel winter closures, including short-time work rules and SGK reporting.
Turkish law obliges hotels to protect staff from guest harassment. This guide covers legal duties, first-hour actions, reporting routes, and prevention design.
Start hotel water conservation by measuring flow with a bucket test and finding silent leaks with dye. Learn how to choose fittings guests accept and prove savings with meter readings.
Discover which hotels must appoint an energy manager and obtain an energy performance certificate. Learn the specific area and consumption thresholds, validity periods, and legal duties under Turkish regulations.
This guide explains how to backwash a sand filter, calculate running hours, and know when to change media. It covers gauge readings, discharge rules, and regulatory duties for hotel pools.
Reactive power charges appear when a hotel draws or feeds back too much reactive energy. Learn the official limits, check your capacitor bank, and log the figures monthly to stop paying for faults.