By Rebecca Robledo | 8.16.2012 Megadistributor PoolCorp and the manufacturers known in the industry as “The Big Three” are being accused of anti-competitive activity in a lawsuit that the plaintiffs are hoping will gain class action status.
Starting pool service for a new customer involves liability risks beyond what’s normally encountered with an existing customer. This risk can be minimized by recognizing problems and dealing with them early in the relationship. Here are some areas to consider when taking on a new client.
Keeping your best staff is important for your wet leisure business and money needn’t be the key factor.
Poor cashflow is one of the biggest threats to a business in this sort of economic environment. This article gives a few tips on what to do about late payments.
The 2012 Olympics is perhaps the biggest event on the calendar this year but what threats and opportunities does it pose for your wet leisure business?
By Rebecca Robledo | 8.16.2012 Members of four disability-rights groups are boycotting a number of hotels over disagreements about pool-lift policies.
It is probably safe to say that everyone considers the Olympic Games in London to have been a success. Just how big a success is down to a matter of personal opinion, but the event and the coverage that surrounded it won the hearts and minds of a nation.
Local authority and other commercial swimming pools have reported a surge of people through their doors as Britain was inspired by the Olympic Games.
The STA (Swimming Teachers Association) is to be an exclusive partner for Spatex 2013 to help further develop standards in the wet leisure industry, the organisers of the pool and spa trade show have announced.
Hot tub showrooms throughout the UK have been warned of more visits from Environmental Health officers following a high profile summer death from Legionnaires disease.
