UKHospitality
Renewed calls for chefs to be added to shortage occupation list
Hospitality trade bodies have reiterated calls for the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) to add chefs to the shortage occupation list to make it easier for businesses to recruit from abroad.
UKHospitality: Immigration system 'not working effectively' for businesses
The UK’s immigration system is “not working effectively for businesses” as restaurants, hotels and pubs continue to struggle with staff shortages, UKHospitality has warned.
Hospitality calls for action against 'profiteering' energy suppliers
Thousands of restaurants, hotels and pubs could go out of business if action is not taken[...]
Manchester becomes first UK city to introduce tourist tax
Manchester is the first city in the UK to impose a tourist tax for overnight visitors,[...]
UKHospitality hits back at Bank of England plea for businesses not to increase prices
UKHospitality has hit back at the Bank of England governor’s call for businesses not to increase[...]
Pay deal signals light at the end of the tunnel for train strikes
Maintenance staff and signal workers in the RMT union have voted in favour of an offer[...]
Hospitality could lose £600m in latest round of train and tube strikes, says UKHospitality
Rail and tube strikes taking place this month are expected to cost hospitality up to £600m, according to a trade body."
155 hospitality bosses sign letter to chancellor ahead of Spring Budget
The bosses of 155 hospitality businesses, including IHG Hotels & Resorts and JD Wetherspoon, have signed an open letter urging the chancellor to “unshackle” the sector ahead of the Spring Budget.
UKHospitality calls for ‘urgent’ Ofgem intervention
UKHospitality is urging energy regulator Ofgem to intervene in the non-domestic energy market as businesses struggle with costs and a looming reduction in government support.
‘We understand hospitality businesses want more help,’ says minister
The minister with responsibility for the hospitality industry has said that the government “understands” that businesses[...]
UKHospitality: A third of businesses 'at risk of going under'
A third of hospitality businesses are at risk of failure in the next year despite sales[...]
Simon Rogan: Apprenticeships can tackle ‘real skills shortage’ in hospitality
Chef Simon Rogan has emphasised the importance of investing in a “good training programme” to attract[...]
UKHospitality: Energy suppliers not passing on discounts to hospitality businesses
Some energy suppliers are still not passing on government discounts on bills to struggling restaurants, hotels,[...]
UKHospitality meets with Ofgem over energy supply concerns
UKHospitality has met with Ofgem to discuss ongoing concerns around the price and availability of energy supply to hospitality businesses."
UKHospitality: Late-night levy is 'stifling' industry's recovery
UKHospitality has called for the removal of the late-night levy after figures showed nightclubs, bars, restaurants and cafes are responsible for 42% of customer spending after 6pm.
Extension of licensing hours during King’s Coronation to provide ‘much-needed boost’
The extension of licensing hours for the King’s Coronation in May will provide a “much-needed boost” for the sector, according to UKHospitality.
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