The British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA) has urged the Low Pay Commission (LPC) to “take caution in increasing all statutory wage rates in April 2019” as pubs face a tough trading period.
The Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers (ALMR) has warned that any move by the Low Pay Commission (LPC) to ‘drastically increase wage rates’ could put pub sector jobs at risk.
Trade bodies for the hospitality sector have welcomed recommendations from the Low Pay Commission, which confirmed the abandonment of the £9 political figure for the national living wage (NLW) by 2020.
Could you afford to pay your staff an extra 69p per hour? Doesn’t sound a lot, does it really? The equivalent, say, of shifting a few extra bags of crisps or selling a few extra pints throughout the course of the day.
The Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers (ALMR) is calling on Government to freeze minimum wage rates in 2013 as the industry can ill afford further cost increases.
The National Minimum Wage (NMW) for adults will rise 11p to £6.19 per hour from 1 October, but rates for younger workers have been frozen, the Government has confirmed.
The National Minimum Wage is to rise 7p to £5.80 an hour from October 1, the government confirmed today. At the same time the Youth Development Rate...
On October 1, 2006, it was estimated that some 1.3 million workers (many of whom work in the licensed trade) would receive a pay rise as a result of...
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