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Cleaning, Hospitality, Housekeeping, Managed Housekeeping, Staffing
The Service Companies Joins Foodbuy Hospitality as a Valued Provider of Housekeeping and Environmental Services

Partnership gives hotel, resort and casino members streamlined access to TSC’s outsourced housekeeping, EVS, overnight cleaning and specialty services programs The Service Companies is proud to announce a new partnership with Foodbuy, a leading procurement services organization in North America. Under the agreement, TSC is now a 2026 approved supplier within Foodbuy’s hospitality program, giving…

Hospitality, Housekeeping, Leadership, Managed Housekeeping, The TSC Way
How Timeshare Operators Can Transition Housekeeping Providers Without Operational Disruption

by John Thiesfeld, Senior Vice President, Sales – The Service Companies Why Operators Are Reevaluating Their Housekeeping Partnerships Timeshare operations face many persistent challenges. Rising labor costs, stubborn workforce shortages, higher owner expectations, and pressure to run leaner operations have pushed executives to scrutinize every part of resort management—and housekeeping is no exception. Many operators…

Hospitality, Housekeeping, Leadership, Luxury Casinos, Luxury Hotels, Managed Housekeeping, Staffing, Temporary & Seasonal Staffing
Navigating TPS Without Sacrificing The Guest Experience

by Amanda SullivanHuman Resources & Talent Acquisition, The Service Companies Hospitality leaders know how to manage the variables: seasonality, demand swings, renovation timelines, and shifting guest expectations. But one disruptive variable is increasingly landing on the executive agenda for reasons that have nothing to do with business — changes to Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and…

F&B & Core Staffing, Food & Beverage, Hospitality, Housekeeping, Managed Housekeeping, Public Area Cleaning, Staffing
Scaling Tribal Casino Resorts Without Scaling Workforce Complexity

Growth across Tribal gaming is increasingly about more than adding gaming positions. Tribal enterprises are investing in hotels, restaurants, entertainment venues, event space, expanded casino floors, and other amenities designed to transform properties into broader resort destinations.  Recent development activity illustrates the scale of that evolution. Graton Resort & Casino is undergoing a $1 billion expansion that…

Hospitality, Housekeeping, Managed Housekeeping
7 KPIs Every Timeshare Brand Should Expect From a Housekeeping Partner

For many years, timeshare and vacation ownership brands evaluated housekeeping partners using a relatively simple set of questions. Were enough associates scheduled? Were the units cleaned? Did labor costs stay within budget? While those questions still matter, they no longer provide a complete picture of operational performance. Today’s vacation ownership leaders face increasing pressure to deliver exceptional…

Hospitality, Housekeeping, Leadership, Luxury Casinos, Managed Housekeeping, Public Area Cleaning, Staffing
Why More Casinos Are Outsourcing Overnight Cleaning 

Casino operators are outsourcing overnight cleaning because it helps them maintain a consistently guest-ready property, improve workforce stability, reduce management burden, and protect the guest experience without disrupting gaming operations. As labor challenges continue across hospitality, many casino executives are realizing that overnight cleaning is no longer simply a facilities function. It is a strategic operational responsibility that directly…

Hospitality, Leadership, Luxury Hotels, Public Area Cleaning, Staffing
Owning the Night: How Outsourcing Solves the Overnight Cleaning Challenge

by Brad Penrith Enterprise Sales Executive, The Service Companies During more than 20 years of senior management in luxury hotels and global resorts, I noticed that overnight cleaning rarely came up in strategic discussions — until it caused a crisis. Overnight cleaning is one of the least examined operational functions in luxury hospitality, though it…

Hospitality, Leadership, Luxury Casinos, Staffing, The TSC Way
Outsourcing Isn’t About Cutting Costs — It’s About Driving Casino Performance

by Alan Ching Senior Vice President, Operations — West The Service Companies During more than a decade in casino operations and revenue management — with perspectives ranging from housekeeping supervisor to senior vice president — I have seen how the powerful strategic potential of outsourcing can be easily misunderstood.  Here’s how it starts: A general manager is…

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Hospitality, Housekeeping, Leadership, Managed Housekeeping
Why Operational Excellence Without Risk Discipline Is a Hidden Liability

By Corné WolmaransVice President of Risk and Safety, The Service Companies During more than 20 years in hospitality risk management, I have seen a consistent pattern in how operational excellence is defined, measured, and sometimes challenged. Most organizations measure excellence by what their guests experience: clean rooms, quick responses, and genuine warmth of service.  These…

The Service Companies Chooses Fountain For Hiring Across 35 States With 24/7 Screening
Hospitality, Staffing
The Service Companies Chooses Fountain For Hiring Across 35 States With 24/7 Screening

SAN FRANCISCO — July 1, 2026 — The Service Companies, the leading provider of outsourced cleaning services to the luxury hotel, casino, and timeshare industries, has partnered with the AI-native frontline hiring platform Fountain to automate recruiting, compliance, and onboarding of hundreds of hires each month.  The Service Companies operates in a high-volume environment, providing…

Cleaning, Hospitality, Leadership, Managed Housekeeping, Staffing
Stop Paying for Hours and Start Paying for Results: Cost Advantages of Managed Hotel Staffing

By Jennifer Nietz, Vice President of Revenue Operations at The Service Companies For decades, hospitality and gaming operators have relied on a familiar default for their cleaning operations. Whether running an in-house department or calling a local staffing agency to fill open shifts, the underlying approach has remained largely unchanged. This reliance on basic labor…