In the ever changing, high-margins world of beverage services, predicting customer tastes is crucial to maximizing success. What drinks will buyers seek in the near future? More and more, some experts suggest, making customers happy will entail making them healthier. Members of World Tea Media, in preparation for the first-ever Healthy Beverage Expo, on more»

Laws & Regs In Congress In The Agencies In The Courts In The States The Immigration Bill Hits the Senate After much delay, the new comprehensive immigration reform (CIR) bill was introduced in the Senate last month. The bill, entitled the Border Security, Economic Opportunity and Immigration Modernization Act, is 844 pages long and more»

Industry News | Denim & Cell Phone Use According to a recent McMahon Group Pulse Survey, club policies regarding wearing of denim and cell phone/tablet usage in the clubhouse are far more relaxed than they were in 2010. Denim in the clubhouse 2013 2010 Yes: 77% Yes: 72% Anywhere: 45% Designated Areas: more»

National Golf Day 2013 On April 16, 2013, the National Club Association joined other prominent voices in the world of golf for the 6th annual National Golf Day on Capitol Hill. The Economic Impact of the Multicultural Population While much has been said about the population growth of minorities in the past decade—nearly 92 percent of U.S. population more»

The Country Club at DC Ranch The Country Club at DC Ranch is located centrally in Scottsdale, Arizona. The country club boasts a broad array of activities including tennis, fitness, swimming, exceptional dining venues, a variety of social events, and golf on the club's classic course designed by Tom Lehman and John Fought. The club also features a stunning more»

The California legislature is considering a new a one cent per ounce tax on all sweetened beverages, including soda and sports drinks. The first hearing on this bill was held yesterday in the California State Senate. If passed, this tax will be levied against distributors; however, those distributors will certainly pass on the extra costs to retailers like more»

On March 21, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania vacated the way the Department of Labor (DOL) determines prevailing wages for H-2B workers. In the order, the judge required DOL to come up with a new process within 30 days. The effect of that ruling has been for DOL to suspend issuing any further labor certifications. more»

On March 21, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania vacated the way the Department of Labor (DOL) determines prevailing wages for H-2B workers. In the order, the judge required DOL to come up with a new process within 30 days. The effect of that ruling has been for DOL to suspend issuing any further labor certifications. more»