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Editorial features of the current issueTSA Media Fighting FundThe UK media is the most aggressive ans antagonist against tanning in Europe. The TSA Media Committee decided to implement a proactive campaign in the UK as the first step to counteract unsubstantiated media attack on sunbeds and the demonisation by the pharmaceutical industry. Part-timers: The law down![]() A part-time workforce is often seen as an attractive way to assist with staffing issues within many tanning and beauty salons, but how attractive is it? Solicitor Philip Pepper explains how the law works for both salon owners and part-timers, what issues salon owners need to consider and what action they should take. Smart technology![]() Generally, is a the belief that highpressure tanning is suitable only to clients with a darker skin, the type that usually occurs in different parts of Europe. Or that high-pressure beds are for die-hard tanners. It might therefore be a surprise to hear that high-pressure units were among the first within the emission 0.3 limit and are subject to the smartest of innovating technologies. Marketing campaigns for the winter![]() It is already time to make plans for the winter as even the simplest of campaigns needs careful preparation. Details which might seem incidental can sometimes take up a lot of time. ‘Let the summer be summer, and in winter clients come of their own accord’ is a notion that may have rung true in the tanning business a few years ago. But the boom times of yesterday have dramatically turned. Now more than ever, a successful campaign needs bright ideas. |
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