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Takeaway boss disqualified for wrongly claiming Eat Out to Help Out cash
A Manchester takeaway boss has been banned from running a company for seven years after wrongly claiming £50,000 of government support during the pandemic.
NTIA calls for return of furlough as hospitality faces 'pseudo lockdown'
A hospitality trade body is calling on the government to reinstate the furlough scheme for the first quarter of 2022 amid warnings the industry is facing a “pseudo-lockdown”.
Government extends £3,000 apprentice bonus and Kickstart scheme
Restaurant job applicants 'asking to be paid off the books' while on furlough
A restaurant owner struggling to find staff says he has been shocked by candidates asking to[...]
More than half of pub and bar workers were still furloughed in May
Over half of pub and bar staff were still being supported by the furlough scheme at[...]
Tomahawk repays money loaned by staff
Restaurant group Tomahawk has returned money loaned to the business by staff to cover National Insurance[...]
Furlough scheme extended until September
It has been confirmed that the government’s Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, or furlough scheme, will be[...]
Calls for hospitality Budget support backed by more than 80 MPs
More than 80 cross-party MPs are urging the chancellor to provide decisive financial support to protect the hospitality sector and for the VAT cut, business rates holiday and furlough scheme to be extended."
Jason Atherton and Chantelle Nicholson back campaign calling on chancellor to save hospitality
Calls are mounting for the chancellor to support hospitality in his Budget next week, including a campaign backed by Chantelle Nicholson and Jason Atherton, as it is revealed one in five businesses do not have enough cash to survive the[...]
Operators optimistic about sector’s long-term future – but urgent support needed for survival
Hospitality leaders are optimistic about the long-term future of the sector and its role in the UK’s economic recovery, but urgent support is needed to sustain businesses through to reopening.
Gordon Ramsay says restaurant industry 'should be less of a masculine world' in conversation with chancellor
Gordon Ramsay has said the restaurant industry "should be less of a masculine world" in conversation[...]
Think tank urges chancellor to gradually phase out furlough to avoid job losses
Think tank the Resolution Foundation has urged chancellor Rishi Sunak to phase out the furlough scheme[...]
Treasury declines to comment on furlough extension speculation
The government has declined to comment on speculation that the furlough scheme is set to be[...]
Chancellor extends furlough until end of April
The furlough scheme has been extended until the end of April 2021, chancellor Rishi Sunak announced[...]
Expert HR advice on coping with coronavirus from the People Summit
Unprecedented times call for unprecedented measures, and the message from industry leaders at The Caterer’s People Summit was to embrace change and use it as a force for making a positive difference. We explore the latest advice on looking after your greatest asset: your people."
Operators concerned furlough extension could mean longer closure
While many operators were relieved yesterday by the extension of the furlough scheme until the end of March 2021, others were concerned this could mean extended closures past 2 December when the English lockdown is due to be lifted.
Trade bodies call on government to secure future of British hospitality and supply chain
Trade bodies representing the UK’s hospitality, pubs and their supply chain businesses have called on the government to provide a six-month investment plan to secure the future of those sectors.
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