All Legislation articles – Page 25
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MEATliquor to provide blanket pay rise
MEATliquor is to give its entire workforce a 30p pay rise in line with the next increase in the National Living Wage
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Opinion
Consumption is the mother of all mix-ups
Chris Snowdon, of the Institute of Economic Affairs, was one of the guest speakers at MCA’s FD Leaders Club yesterday. He discussed the ongoing campaign by the anti-alcohol lobby to pressurise the Government into further regulation despite overwhelming evidence that consumption has been falling for years.
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Government to issue new amendment on pub planning rules
The Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) has confirmed the Government will support an amendment that would remove permitted development rights for pubs.
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Pubcos to pay £1.5m to adjudicator in 2016/17
The Pubs Code Adjudicator has confirmed the details of the levy on pubcos for the financial year 2016/2017
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Opinion
Inside Track: The Year of Acrylamide
Chris Snowdon, lifestyle economist at the Institute of Economic Affairs, revisits one of this year’s headline grabbing health scares – the concerns over acrylamide.
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News
Beer should be included in a low-strength alcohol review
The British Beer & Pub Association has criticised the decision not to include beer in a Government consultation on low-strength alcohol.
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Calls for guidance on Licensing Act changes
The Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers has called on the Government to provide clear and simple guidance for operators before the introduction of changes to the Licensing Act 2003.
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NewsOperators urged to support return of Tax Equality Day
Trade bodies have joined with JD Wetherspoon chairman Tim Martin to urge operators to back the return of Tax Equality Day.
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Rise in EU citizens applying for hospitality jobs
The number of EU nationals seeking hospitality work in London has risen slightly since the Brexit vote
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Unite targets Ivy Collection over tips policy
The Unite union has accused the Ivy Collection of failing to give waiters and kitchen staff their fair share of money from service charges.
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OpinionBudget shows sector voices are being heard
Kate Nicholls, chief executive of the Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers, dissects the details of this week’s Budget announcements and its impact on the sector.
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News
Chancellor criticised for exaggerating pub relief scheme
The Government has come under fire for claiming that 90% of pubs in England could benefit from a £1,000 business rates discount
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Pubs code adjudicator resolves first five cases
Pubs code adjudicator Paul Newby has resolved his first cases.
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ALMR: Rates hike is sector-specific issue
The Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers has ramped up its calls for sector-specific action on business rates.
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Peers vote to strengthen planning protections for pubs
Peers have voted in favour of an amendment to the Neighbourhood Planning Bill aimed at preventing pubs undergoing a change-of-use without planning permission.
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Business rates shock to small business growth prospects
A significant proportion of small businesses are preparing to reduce investment once business rates rise next month
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Campaign launched to raise NLW awareness
The Government has launched a nationwide campaign to increase low paid workers’ understanding of their rights around pay
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PM poised to announce end of free movement for new EU migrants
Theresa May is next month poised to announce the end of free movement for new EU migrants
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Newby hopes for ‘cultural change’ in tenanted sector
Pubs Code Adjudicator Paul Newby has said he hopes to “achieve cultural change” where needed with the tenanted pub sector.
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Ministers set to soften stance on business rates
Ministers are set to give way over business rates and pay hundreds of millions of pounds in compensation to those worst hit by the tax