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Is your staffing structure built for your tier?

The P&L Health Check looks at labor cost in dollars. This one looks at labor in hours — how many hours you're staffing per occupied room, and how those hours are distributed across departments — compared to general ranges for your property's tier.

This is a directional self-assessment, not a formal staffing or productivity study. Takes about 3 minutes.

1. Property Profile

Pick the tier that best describes your property — labor intensity scales with service level.

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2. Weekly Labor Hours by Department

Total scheduled hours per week, all shifts combined — not headcount.

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Your Results

Here's your staffing structure

Strengths

Worth a Closer Look

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Next Step

Want the real structure, not the general one?

This tool compares you to general ranges. The JUDESO Initial Consultation & Solution Assessment looks at your actual department-level staffing against your service standard, brand requirements, and guest experience goals — and identifies where structure is actually costing you.

Up to 60 minutes, $395. A complimentary 15-minute Discovery Call is also available to confirm fit first.

About these results. The comparison ranges used above are general, directional hospitality-industry ranges — not a formal staffing study, productivity audit, or engineering analysis, and not specific to your property's actual service standard, brand requirements, or guest expectations. They're meant to give you a starting point for a conversation, not a final answer.