All Legislation articles – Page 19
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NewsCharter launched to improve safety for women
London’s nightclubs, police and transport operators are working on initiative to improve women’s safety when working or socializing at night.
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NewsDeliveroo proposes self-employment charter
Deliveroo has made proposals for a new charter which it says will give greater security to the self-employed.
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NewsPAYE equivalent suggested for gig-economy workers
The Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) has suggested that gig economy workers who operate through online platforms, such as Deliveroo and Uber Eats, pay their taxes in a system equivalent to Pay As You Earn (PAYE).
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NewsAnger at Hackney curfew decision
Anger has been expressed over Hackney Council’s decision to implement a “core” curfew for new pubs, bars and clubs in the area, following fears about anti-social behaviour.
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NewsNet migration fall 'possible disaster' for sector
The fall of net EU migration to its lowest level in four years are a “possible disaster” for the hospitality industry, UKHospitality has warned.
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UKHospitality welcomes Brexit White Paper
The Government’s Brexit White Paper has been welcomed for acknowledging the importance and prioritising the food and drinks industry.
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NewsUKH warns Edinburgh of ‘disastrous’ implications of tourist tax
UKHospitality has reacted to the announcement by Edinburgh council leader Adam McVey that a tourist tax could be introduced “in the next 12 months”.
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NewsGrimsey report calls for scrapping of business rates
A new report into the future of UK high streets has reiterated the need for business rates reform calling the current system a “barrier to success”.
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NewsFuller's: Westminster doesn't recognise importance of hospitality
Fuller’s chief executive Simon Emeny has accused Westminster of failing to recognise the importance the hospitality sector plays in the performance of the economy.
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NewsGovernment ‘considering scrapping duty freeze’
Reports have suggested that the Government is minded to scrap the freeze on alcohol duty introduced last year.
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NewsDeliveroo ‘in out-of-court settlement’
Deliveroo has paid out compensation to couriers as part of an ongoing dispute about employment status, according to reports.
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NewsCMA launches enforcement action against booking sites
The Competition and Markets Authority is launching enforcement action against a number of hotel booking sites over concerns about the way they rank and display rooms.
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NewsNew app locates cumulative impact zones across UK
Licensing law firm, Poppleston Allen, has launched a new that allows property agents and operators to easily identify Cumulative Impact Zones (‘CIZ’).
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NewsSettled status policy “must have simplicity at heart”
The Government has been urged to ensure that its “settled status” immigration policy has simplicity at its heart.
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NewsMUP plans approved for Wales
Ministers in Wales have passed legislation allowing for a minimum price per unit of alcohol.
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NewsThe rise of the CVA – the licensing view
With the rise in the number of company voluntary arrangements (CVA) what, from a licensing perspective, do operators need to be aware of when a company is nearing the point of entering into such an arrangement? Poppleston Allen’s Jonathan Smith explains more
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NewsHigh Court grants judicial review into Deliveroo worker status
The High Court has granted a judicial review of an earlier decision that said Deliveroo drivers were self-employed contractors rather than workers.
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OpinionWatson: Why I’m marching for a people's vote on Brexit
City Pub Group chairman Clive Watson writes for MCA about his concerns that Brexit remains a “monumental mistake” and discusses the potential impact on the sector.
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NewsUKH invites Corbyn to debate hospitality employment issues
UKHospitality has made an open offer to Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to debate employment in the hospitality sector.
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NewsUKH calls for level playing field for sector
UKHospitality has called on the Government to ensure that employment in the UK is fair, transparent and flexible for both employers and employees.