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Stop and search of employeesCatherine Grady, of law firm Dickinson Dees, explains the procedures which must be followed if employees are suspected of stealing stock or property Smoking ban starts in Scotland
Illegal immigrant workersMichael Bradshaw of law firm Charles Russell outlines the rigorous checks you must make to find out if your staff have the right to live and work in the UK Smoking ban boosts food-led pubs in the North of EnglandPubs in the North of England have reacted positively to the Government's smoking ban, saying they will replace lost drink sales with a better food offering. Chef sued... For more hospitality stories, see what the weekend papers say
Welsh Assembly denies plans to ban smoking in pubs before 2007
Ethnic restaurant representatives attack new migration schemeRepresentatives of the UK's ethnic restaurant sector have attacked a new migration system for non-European Union (EU) workers as unfair. Age discrimination laws will come into force in six monthsEmployers in the hospitality sector have been urged to prepare themselves for age discrimination legislation or risk hefty fines and tribunal hearings. A smoking ban is the answerI am surprised that the proprietor of "two busy hotels" (Caterer, 9 March, page 22) seems unable to make his own decision on smoking in bedrooms. It seems he would rather hide behind some sort of united industry group or allow the nanny state to make a decision for him. Jamie Oliver continues quest to improve school meals
Start date for new fire regulations announced
Workplace grievance procedureAnna Humphrey, of law firm Charles Russell, explains the steps an employer has to take in the event of a complaint from a dissatisfied employee Next move... all about employment lawI'm a student and I'm keen to find out about employment rights and responsibilities as part of my course. Where should I look? Here's a tip - let's leave things aloneLegislation to change or clarify the situation on gratuities is not the answer, says Chris Bodker 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
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