Conducting medical check-ups for hotel employees is crucial to ensure their well-being and the safety of guests. Here’s a general procedure you can follow, but keep in mind that specific requirements may vary based on local regulations and the nature of the hotel industry.
1. Candidates who pass the interview session thru General Manager and done with the reference check will be advised to do medical checkup at one of Laboratory/hospital who has working agreement with the company prior to employment.
2. Medical Check Up cost will be on employee personal expenses.
3. Conduct a thorough medical examination for new hires before they start working. This can include:
- General health assessment
- Blood pressure measurement
- Vision and hearing tests
- Immunization verification
- Tuberculosis screening
- Drug and alcohol testing (if applicable and legally permissible)
4. Implement periodic health assessments for existing employees. The frequency may depend on the nature of the job and local regulations. Common components include:
- General health check-up
- Blood pressure monitoring
- Vision and hearing tests
- Communicable disease screening
5. Ensure that all medical information is treated with confidentiality. Limit access to this information to only those who need it for decision-making purposes.
6. There will be no contract signing if the candidate fails in the medical test.
Always consult with legal and medical professionals to ensure that your procedures comply with relevant laws and ethical standards. Additionally, consider seeking guidance from occupational health experts to tailor the program to the specific needs of the hotel industry.