Legislation
Wake-up call: Get ready for the new tipping legislation
The government is planning to make it illegal for businesses to take a cut of staff tips. Peter Davies tells what you can expect from the bill
Wake-up call: Is it possible to fire and rehire?
Dismissing staff and then re-engaging them on different terms is legal – but only if you follow proper procedure, as Stuart McBride explains
Three-month countdown to calorie labelling – what food operators need to do
Hospitality businesses to be banned from taking a cut of staff tips
Three months to Natasha’s Law: your guide to being compliant by 1 October 2021
Sponsored article: With three months to go until the introduction of Natasha’s Law on 1 October[...]
How to get ready for the cost of the new tips bill
Operators will soon have to pass on tips to staff without deductions, so it will pay[...]
Industry welcomes amended licensing regulations
Hospitality has welcomed amended licensing regulations in England and Wales.
Natasha's Law: just 19 weeks left on the countdown to compliance
There are roughly 19 weeks left before Natasha’s Law is coming into force in the UK,[...]
Chef secures pay rise for 300 staff after exposing London Living Wage loophole
A chef has managed to secure a pay rise for his colleagues who provide school meals for primary school children in Ealing after discovering the council was failing to pay the London Living Wage, to which it had committed to back in 2013. "
Calorie labelling to be mandatory for large hospitality businesses from 2022
Large hospitality businesses will be required to display calorie information on menus and food labels from April 2022, the government has announced.
Natasha’s Law critical industry update: How to manage the risks around allergen misinformation
With the food and hospitality sector reopening and the weather brightening up, it finally seems that we can look forward to doing what the industry does best – serving great food to customers!
Government to consult on mandatory calorie labelling of alcohol
The government has confirmed it is planning a consultation on introducing mandatory calorie labelling on alcoholic[...]
Tomahawk accused of ‘bullying’ staff into paying their own pension and NI
Tomahawk Steakhouse has been accused of “bullying” furloughed staff into paying their own pension and National[...]
£23m fund announced for fishing businesses suffering export losses
A £23m fund has been made available to support exporters in the fishing industry that have[...]
Technology Prospectus 2021: setting up an allergy alert system
Covid safety has flown to the top of operators’ priority lists this year, but with new[...]
How to set up an online takeaway business
From taking online payments to employing drivers, there are a few rules to follow when starting a new venture, says Sarah Earl."
Calorie labelling to be mandatory under new law described as a ‘slap in the face’ for hospitality
Listing calories on menus will be mandatory for restaurant, café and takeaway businesses with more than 250 employees under new laws being drawn up by government, in a move that UKHospitality has said “could not come at a worse time”.
Revised National Time Out rent plan delivered to chancellor as government warned that time is running out
Jonathan Downey has today sent chancellor Rishi Sunak a revised proposal for a National Time Out (NTO) rent deal for commercial landlords and tenants as he warns time is running out for the government to act.
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