A Women at Night Taskforce will address issues facing women in the leisure, music and entertainment industries after a report published today revealed the gendered discrimination women faced at work.
Members of the Brilliant Woman Boardroom 2019 programme from the pub sector – and the scheme’s founder Jackie Moody-McNamara – share their thoughts on the challenges facing women in the hospitality sector
Lawyers have claimed a London-based operator could be breaching the Equality Act if its 'mixed gender groups' booking policy means LGBT+ groups are turned away, according to reports.
Managing director of the 2020 UK Gin Producer of the Year, Carmen O'Neal distills why she believes International Women's Day has taken on added significance during the Covid-19 pandemic, and why collaboration is key to women continuing to unlock...
To champion and celebrate women in the on-trade, at all levels and across a variety of job functions, The Morning Advertiser has collected the life stories and advice from some of the most inspiring people in the sector.
To celebrate women across the on-trade and showcase the opportunities the next generation are grabbing with both hands, The Morning Advertiser has asked some of the most inspiring people in the sector to share their stories so far.
To celebrate International Women’s Day and raise awareness of the remarkable people we have in the sector, The MA is creating a list of 30 inspiring women under-30 to highlight the next generation of leaders in the pub trade.
The pub and bar industry remains “unconsciously biased” against certain minority groups, and a lack of diversity is hampering opportunities for growth, according to a leading panel of professionals within the craft beer sector.
Sexist marketing in the beer and pub industry has to stop. Jane Peyton asks brewers to market beer at people, regardless of gender and pubs to refrain from stocking beers with sexist pump clips
Lawyers have advised how to avoid and deal with discrimination accusations after a Cornwall pub was criticised for refusing to serve a man who has facial palsy.
There’s been an industry conundrum for some time about how to broaden beer’s demographic (from predominantly male) to a more balanced audience of men and women.
Women working in the hospitality and catering sector were on average paid 18 per cent less than their male co-workers in 2014, according to research from reed.co.uk
More than 300,000 women leave the hospitality, leisure and tourism sector every year, according to a new report. The Women 1st report indicates that...
Despite admitting that women are a "lost" market, brewers say they will not target them in beer advertising or create a product specifically aimed at...
by Graham Ridout A Northamptonshire licensee who banned six transsexuals from his pub has won legal backing for his decision. But John Gawthorp, who...
The third phase of CAMRA's generic Ask If It's Cask campaign will be launched at the festival and again it will target young men and women with sexy...
Ember Inns is encouraging women drinkers to try real ale with a new promotion in more than 120 of its pubs.Two to three guest ales will be available...
Could you run this Warrington pub? The Hawthorne is a thriving community sports pub in Warrington, showing live sport each day, along with live music every...
