Hospitality

Industry trade bodies have given a cautious welcome to the migration advisory committees (M AC) report suggesting that Downing Street should introduce a points-based system

The government should reduce the salary threshold for immigrants by more than £4,000, a committee has advised. Skilled migrants from outside the EU are currently

As job applications on the first working Monday of the New Year spiked by 89%, compared to the average Monday in December*, many businesses across the

Unreliable, unsociable and long working hours are the most disliked aspects of working in the hospitality industry, according to a new study from OpsBase. The

A Shropshire hotel is planning a party in honour of four long serving members of staff who have provided 125 years of service between them.

UKHospitality has welcomed the Scottish Government decision to regulate short term lets and to provide local authorities with ​additional powers to regulate short-term letting in

According to new analysis released today, hourly-paid shift workers in the UK hospitality industry face frequent shift cancellations and alterations. Nine per cent of all

The hospitality industry risks ringing in the new decade by jeopardising its ability to provide the quality service that consumers believe to be more important than