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Pages 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21... Previous | Next Why allow smoking in bedrooms?Caterer recently listed the exemptions from the smoking ban (Caterer, 23 February, page 11). I was shocked to see that smoking in hotel bedrooms will still be allowed. A points-based migration system is announcedA new points-based system to enable the UK to control migration more effectively, tackle abuse and identify the most talented workers was launched by the home secretary today. DWP releases guide to help firms comply with DDAThe Department of Work and Pensions has published a new online guide to help small- and medium-sized businesses comply with the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA). JD Wetherspoon in U-turn over smoking
English pubs get set to show smokers the great outdoors
More time for regulationsCan I add a note to John Davies's article on the new fire and safety regulations (Caterer, 23 February, page 48)? Unions protest at new TUPE rules
Purnell supports single licensing renewal dateLicensing minister James Purnell has given his support to a single licensing renewal date for premises licences.
Conran speaks on Revenue’s U-turn on tronc payments
Smoking ban: What the workers thinkCaterer sent roving reporter Jen Crothers to ask bar workers in Sutton, Surrey, how they feel about the smoking ban. Property value dip looks likely to be short-termFears of dramatic swings in the property market following the implementation of the smoking ban are unfounded, experts said this week. Smoking: Policing the banLast week's smoking vote pinpointed summer 2007 as the target date for enforcing the ban. Significantly, fines for businesses breaching the new laws were increased, but not for smokers themselves. Timeline: Caterer's stub out smoking campaignSeventeen months ago Caterer and Hotelkeeper launched its campaign to Stub Out Smoking in all workplaces. Fire regulations heat up
It's a landslide victory for no-smoking lobby
Triumphant end to a long, hard roadIt's been a long road, but at last MPs have come down in favour of a complete ban on smoking in all enclosed public places in England, without any exemptions. What the weekend papers say
Age discrimination in job adsLegislation to be introduced this year will make it unlawful to target recruitment advertising at one age group. Solicitor Julie Temple looks into the ramifications Stub Out Smoking campaign success
Smoking debate underway
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