A company's personal hygiene policies should address personal cleanliness, clothing, handwashing, and ____ of employees.

• A. Discipline
• B. Training
• C. Benefits
• D. Health

Answer: (D)

A person’s health is the remaining element because a hospitality setting’s hygiene policy must address factors that directly affect guests’ safety and the staff’s ability to stay clean and professional. Health matters since an employee who is unwell or not in good condition can struggle with maintaining cleanliness, properly performing handwashing, and presenting themselves in a clean, safe way, which helps prevent the spread of illness. Discipline, training, and benefits relate to behavior, instruction, or perks, but they don’t directly tie into the staff’s ability to meet hygiene standards the way health does.