All Legislation articles – Page 33
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Pubs minister: system for calculating business rates ‘unlikely’ to change
Pubs minister Marcus Jones has said that the current system for calculating pub business rates is unlikely to change ahead of next year’s revaluation
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Analysis & Insight
Living wage impacting productivity
The national living wage has had a detrimental impact on the UK’s low-wage sectors, according to a new study by the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR)
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MRO: A new dawn for publicans
Heath Ball, head of pubs at Dark Star Brewing Co, writes an open letter to publicans about the real impact of the pubs code and why the Market Rent Only option could usher in “a new dawn that will potentially see the last of our great entrepreneurs losing their businesses”.
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Forum calls on minister to apologise for “pubs code fiasco”
The British Pub Confederation has concluded that the £1.6m cost of the Pub Adjudicator’s office, which was designed to resolve disputes between licensees and pub operating companies is a “complete waste of money”
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JDW’s Martin to undertake EU Referendum roadshow
JD Wetherspoon chairman Tim Martin is to visit 100 of the company’s pubs in the next four weeks to speak with customers on EU Referendum
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Hospitality managers lean towards remaining in the EU
Managers in the hospitality industry are leaning towards remaining in the EU for business reasons
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Mulholland: ‘Pubs code must be retrospective’
Greg Mulholland has said his legal advice indicates there was no need to delay the implementation of the pubs code.
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Newby to introduce conflict of interest policy
Paul Newby, the pubs code adjudicator, has defended his suitability for the role in the face of continuing opposition from pubco reform campaigners.
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Martin makes Vote Leave donation
Tim Martin, founder and chairman of JD Wetherspoon, has donated £200,000 to the campaign for the UK to leave the EU
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NewsPubs code introduction delayed until June
The Government has admitted that it will not hit its own deadline of 26 May to implement the pubs code.
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Most EU migrants in UK 'would not get a work visa after Brexit'
Three-quarters of EU citizens working in the UK would not meet current visa requirements for non-EU overseas workers if Britain left the bloc
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Industry must make its voice heard over tipping
Andy Hamman, who specialises in tipping processes and tronc systems for BDO, says it is unsurprising the Government is seeking further views on tipping after an underwhelming response in the autumn. He sets out the key points the Government will look at and urges operators to have their say over a move that will “undoubtedly drive future government policy for the industry”
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NewsTipping regulation ‘will lead to unintended consequences’
One of the only operators to respond to the Government’s consultation on tipping has said he fears the “unintended consequences” of statutory intervention but that “the industry brought this on itself”.
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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: