Payment

Confusion over Sam Smith's card payment strategy

19-Nov-2019 By Alice Leader

Claims that Sam Smith's payment strategy across its estate has changed, with card payments apparently being pulled from its sites, are unfounded and outdated, a source has said.

Pay violations ‘prevalent’ in hospitality sector

17-Sep-2019 By Emily Hawkins

The hospitality sector has been singled out as especially bad for labour market violations, including failing to pay workers for holiday, according to a think-tank.

What is the gender pay gap at UK pub companies?

08-Apr-2019 By Emily Hawkins

Pub companies’ gender pay gap data has been published by the Government, with many companies narrowing their gaps by small percentages.

Calls to end late payments to small businesses

07-Dec-2018 By Emily Hawkins

A crackdown on big firms who pay their smaller suppliers late has been urged by a committee of MPs.

How to reduce costs: could screens replace pub staff?

28-Nov-2018 By Nicholas Robinson

Using technology to save on staffing costs should not hinder the customers’ experience, but should enhance it, the boss of an ordering and payment app has maintained.

How pub workers can beat the January blues

09-Jan-2018 By Stuart Stone

In light of seasonal splurging and early December paydays, the Licensed Trade Charity has issued a short guide to help pub workers beat January money blues.

Technology

Pub goers able to spend more on contactless cards

01-Sep-2015 By Emily Sutherland

Drinkers will now be able to spend more on contactless cards after the limit was upped from £20 to £30.

Devon publican boosts business by introducing Bitcoin

27-Jun-2014 By Ellie Bothwell

A Devon publican has boosted his business by accepting payments by Bitcoin - a cheaper alternative to credit card.

Top tips for pubs on paying your employees

10-Mar-2014 By David Williams

'How often should I pay my employees?' is a question is that most employers ask at some point. The answer lies in the particular circumstances of the business, as pubs have very distinct requirements. David Williams examines the issue.