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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 No go for watered-down blanket ban on smoking
Prepare for age law or face big payouts
Cotton hits out at burden of Government legislation
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Scottish Executive declines to advise on smoking shelters
Pub trade agrees to new responsibility action plan with Government
Scottish drinkers have taken the smoking ban in their stride, says Enterprise Inns
England to repeat Scotland's smoking errorsMistakes made introducing the smoking ban in Scotland look set to be repeated in England unless action is taken, hospitality trade associations have warned. New licencing law affects businesses with staff accommodation
Compensation claims: Fraud focusSome claims for compensation are fair; some are not. So it's important know how to defend yourself from unjustified actions from customers - and outright fraud attempts by criminals. Ivor Long gives you the basics Underage drinkers to target Fife pubs in sting operationsFife’s 900 licensed premises will be visited by underage drinkers from this summer in a pilot sting operation designed to see if they are upholding the law on selling alcohol to minors. Changes to paid holiday will hit profits
The Equality ActFrom October, the Equality Act will ban sex discrimination when providing goods and services. Stephen Levinson tells you how to prepare for it now Say no to bed tax
The law in your kitchenChefs need to be aware of a growing level of regulation affecting the professional kitchen. CESA, the Catering Equipment Suppliers' Association, takes a look at a small part of kitchen law and the regulatory bodies that enforce the rules Jobs could be lost as Government raises holiday entitlementThousands of catering and hospitality businesses could be forced to shed staff following a Government move to increase the statutory minimum for paid holidays. Pub company JD Wetherspoon’s loses appeal for longer opening hours
Changes to staff transfer lawsNew laws governing the transfer of workers between businesses when contracts change hands or companies are taken over come into force today (6 April). New TUPE regulations explainedRebecca Emmett, senior associate at Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, explains the legal obligations which apply to inherited staff when businesses are transferred Motorway giants in fight to change 'outdated' laws
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