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Describe the three general hospitality objectives managers in the industry with which management must be concerned.

. Provide some of the benefits of going green.

The six main segments of the industry include:

The hospitality industry includes institutions that provide food and/or shelter, not just hotels and restaurants.

You should choose your career path carefully because it is difficult to shift from one phase of the industry to another (such as from restaurants to hotels).

ScenarioMiles is a 19-year-old Black teen who was recently arrested for participating in several car break-ins with two close friends. He lives with his mother and two younger siblings and helps pay for groceries and household bills whenever he can. Miles grew up in a neighborhood with high poverty rates, aging housing, limited employment opportunities, and few community programs for teenagers and young adults. After graduating from high school, he found only part-time work and has struggled to contribute consistently to his family’s finances.Miles has no prior criminal convictions, although several of his friends have previous arrests. Residents in his neighborhood are accustomed to frequent police patrols and traffic stops. Some believe the increased police presence helps reduce crime, while others believe young people in the neighborhood are watched more closely than those in nearby communities. Following his arrest, Miles worries that many people will see him as just another statistic.Explain how Miles’s involvement with the criminal justice system can create unintended consequences for his family. In one well-developed paragraph (4–6 sentences), use at least two relevant sociological concepts from Unit 2 to support your explanation. Apply the concepts to explain the scenario rather than simply defining them.Bold the concepts used in your response. Examples of concepts may include (but are not limited to):Mass incarcerationPrison industrial complexRehabilitationEmployment barriersHousing barriersPovertySocial inequalityCare workGendered division of laborWork-family conflict

ScenarioMiles is a 19-year-old Black teen who was recently arrested for participating in several car break-ins with two close friends. He lives with his mother and two younger siblings and helps pay for groceries and household bills whenever he can. Miles grew up in a neighborhood with high poverty rates, aging housing, limited employment opportunities, and few community programs for teenagers and young adults. After graduating from high school, he found only part-time work and has struggled to contribute consistently to his family’s finances.Miles has no prior criminal convictions, although several of his friends have previous arrests. Residents in his neighborhood are accustomed to frequent police patrols and traffic stops. Some believe the increased police presence helps reduce crime, while others believe young people in the neighborhood are watched more closely than those in nearby communities. Following his arrest, Miles worries that many people will see him as just another statistic.QuestionSeveral criminological theories offer different explanations for why crime occurs. Choose one theory from Chapter 9 and apply it to explain Marcus’s behavior. In one well-developed paragraph (4–6 sentences), use evidence from the scenario to demonstrate how the theory explains why Marcus became involved in criminal behavior. Focus on applying the theory to Marcus’s experiences rather than defining the theory itself.Bold the theory used in your response. Choose one of the following perspectives:Classical Theory (Hedonistic Calculus)Merton’s Strain TheorySocial Disorganization TheoryCritical Race TheoryIntersectionality

You will now have 3 short answer questions.

What should servers or front of the house staff members do to keep an intoxicated customer and everyone around him/her safe?  

Briefly explain the primary purposes of Dramshop laws and why they are important for foodservice operators?