All Legislation articles – Page 31
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Star: Pubs code still unclear
Star Pubs & Bars managing director Lawson Mounstevens has told MCA that with three weeks to go until the scheduled implementation of the pubs code there has still not been clarification over key areas.
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NewsPubs code introduction suspended
MCA understands the implementation of the pubs code has been suspended after concerns over one of the trigger points for the Market Rent Only option (MRO).
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Pubco campaigners refuse to meet adjudicator
Pubco reform campaigners have refused to meet the new pubs code adjudicator, Paul Newby, who started in the role this week.
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NewsGovernment: Tipping must not contribute towards NLW
The Government has set out its proposals for a statutory code on tipping.
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Associations respond to launch of tips consultation
The ALMR and the SRA have both responded to the launch of the Government’s consultation on tips earlier today
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Government proposes statutory code for tipping
The Government has revealed it proposals for overhauling the way restaurants deal with tips.
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Analysis & Insight
Patel: Brexit would be boost for UK hospitality
Speaking at yesterday’s ALMR Spring Conference, employment minister and prominent Vote Leave campaigner Priti Patel set out her case for why Brexit would benefit the UK hospitality sector:
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Quarter of diners with allergies suffer reactions
A quarter of people with food allergies have suffered a reaction while dining out in the last year
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Analysis & Insight
Only half of hospitality workers are paid for overtime
The majority of workers in the hospitality industry work overtime, despite only half being paid for doing so
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NewsMartin: Brexit would have no impact on JDW
Tim Martin, chairman and founder of JD Wetherspoon, has vowed to maintain staff perks and bonuses despite having to fork out extra cash for the national living wage
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Sector figures join campaign urging Britain to stay in Europe
The founders of Café Rouge, YO! Sushi and Deliveroo have signed an open letter urging Britain to remain in the European Union
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Operators in ‘significant’ financial distress from NLW implementation
Almost 20,000 restaurants, bars and hotels that have been forced to implement the National Living Wage (NLW) are in ‘significant’ financial distress
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Analysis & Insight
Inside track: How leaving the EU would impact pubs
Writing for MCA’s sister title The Publican’s Morning Advertiser, Adam Bernstein takes a look at some of the key areas that would affect the pub sector if the British public votes to leave the European Union, and how a rejection of the continent could shape the landscape for pub operators in years to come
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Analysis & Insight
Nottingham’s Late Night Levy in focus
Nottingham City Council introduced the Late Night Levy (the ‘levy’) on 1 November 2014. This followed a public consultation detailing the proposal and subsequent approval from the Full Council. Clare Eames, partner at Poppleston Allen, the UK’s largest firm of licensing solicitors, takes a look at its impact one year on
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Industry bodies unite to aid adoption of Statutory Code
Leading trade bodies have come together to offer licensees support and guidance on the statutory pubs code
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Analysis & Insight
The potential impact on foreign restaurant employees
What would the impact be on EU nationals employed in the UK, should the UK vote to leave the EU? Sikin Andela, partner at London-based solicitors Glovers, looks at the three most likely options for the UK’s departure from the EU
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AVLP: Concerns over MRO and funding
Property Agents and valuers claim the Market Rent Only (MRO) option and securing funding present the biggest challenges facing the pub industry in 2016.
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Poppleston Allen partner named as new PICAS chairman
Poppleston Allen partner James Anderson has been named as the new chairman of the PICA-Service
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NewsFinal pubs code: Industry reaction
Leading figures in the pub sector have expressed “grave concerns” about the timetable for implementation of the pubs code.
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Pubs code adjudicator row ‘could lead to judicial review’
British Pub Confederation chair Greg Mulholland has threatened to seek a judicial review of Paul Newby’s appointment as pub code adjudicator if he refuses step down from the role.