US EditionHospitality Sector Could Shed 100,000 More Jobs
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Hospitality Sector Could Shed 100,000 More Jobs
It’s “entirely plausible” the hospitality sector could lose a further 100,000 workers as a result of the Autumn Budget, according to its trade body. UKHospitality claims the risk stems from minimum wage rises, the introduction of a tourist tax and (more…) The post Hospitality Sector Could Shed 100,000 More Jobs appeared first on KamCity.
UK Hospitality Sector Faces Potential Loss of 100,000 Jobs Following Autumn Budget Measures - CLH News: Caterer, Licensee and Hotelier News - News for Pubs, Bars, Hotels and Restaurants
Share Post Share Email The UK hospitality sector could see up to 100,000 job losses in the coming months, according to warnings from UKHospitality’s chief executive Allen Simpson, who described the prospect as entirely plausible given the combined impact of recent fiscal measures. The grim forecast follows significant changes announced in last month’s Autumn Budget, including increased minimum wage rates and bu…
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