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Valet parking has become very popular because it has made peoples life a little easier. Using a Valet service is a convenience many people take advantage of these days, it eliminates the need to wait to find a parking spot and walk to their destination and it is reassuring to know their car is in a secure parking lot. Yet valet parking may also have some disadvantages. For example, let’s say that a valet employee hits a car when trying to park it, or that one of the parking lot lights falls on top of a car.

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3-out-of-5 Businesses Will Be Sued By An Employee. Have you ever been at one of your clients and heard a seemingly innocent joke and thought to yourself, "Whoa, that was wildly inappropriate!"

As parking and valet professionals, your clients are given keys to some people’s most prized possession and often their most expensive piece of property. The owners expect that their vehicle will be returned without damage or missing items and any if this is not fulfilled it can seriously damage the reputation of your clients business.

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When it comes to workplace safety, have you considered the company parking lot or garage? Your workers use it at least twice a day to stow and shelter their vehicles, but beyond that it's fairly invisible. A closer look reveals that predators might easily be lurking there. To minimize this threat, experts recommend ensuring that workers (as well as visitors) take these precautions: Stay alert for cruising vehicles, whose drivers can stop suddenly and jump out to rob or assault you. If you're using a parking lot, park near the building in a visible, lighted area. In a parking garage, park near the parking attendant (if there is one) or near a well-lit exit. Women should avoid using stairs and elevators, if possible. Use the main exit/entrance rather than a side or secluded one. Lock any valuables (including GPS, shopping, other bags, etc.) out of sight. If you're walking to your vehicle after hours, ask a co-worker or security officer to accompany you. If you have to walk alone, ask someone to watch from inside, if possible. Turn around frequently to make sure you're not being followed and pretend that you're waving to someone ahead to give the impression you're not alone. Don't talk on your cellphone or listen to music with ear pods -- predators are looking for victims who seem distracted or unaware. Have your car keys and personal alarm or whistle ready as you approach your vehicle. If someone nearby looks suspicious, keep walking and get to a safe place where you can call for help. Before you unlock the door, take a good look around, inside, and behind the vehicle. Once you enter the vehicle, lock all doors promptly and keep your windows up until you've exited the lot or garage. Words to the wise.

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