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If you're tempted to breach minimum wage legislation, beware - you could now be named and shamed. Legal expert Nicola McMahon explains.
Posted: 18 February 2011 | 15:20
Thinking of converting a country house into a hotel? Chris Green goes into the steps needed to prepare a planning application and smooth its approval
Posted: 10 December 2010 | 16:59
The Additional Paternity Leave Regulations were implemented in April, entitling fathers to take additional paternity leave in respect of children born after 3 April 2011. Solicitor Rebecca Strevens explains
Posted: 17 November 2010 | 16:43
A themed event can help drive revenue and boost staff morale. As well as creating good will - customers appreciate the effort that goes into making an evening out a little more special - they can provide your business with valuable publicity.
Posted: 12 November 2010 | 15:00
The new Equality Act has introduced new protection for breastfeeding mothers and hospitality businesses must be aware of their legal duty if a customer complains about breastfeeding. Laura Kearsley explains
Posted: 12 November 2010 | 14:58
One of the largest shake-ups of licensing legislation is being pushed through at record pace by the Government. Solicitor Graeme Cushion explains the effect any new bill might have on licensing applications.
Posted: 05 November 2010 | 17:11
Topics covered in our weekly Infozone briefing include: private sector fears strikes; online job applications hit high; and pay and recruitment freezes fall.
Posted: 21 October 2010 | 14:55
What should you do if one of your employees is unable to carry out their normal day-to-day duties as a result of injury or illness, and how can you help them return to work? Sarah Gudgin explains the legal implications.
Posted: 21 October 2010 | 14:48
Whether it's a potential employer or a client, a little thought about how you present yourself in your first meeting can go a long way.
Posted: 21 October 2010 | 11:20
Our regular catch-up on what has brought a burst of sunshine - or a mantle of storm clouds - to the catering and hospitality world this week.
Posted: 21 October 2010 | 10:37
My worst job undoubtedly involved driving a mechanically temperamental van to the Isle of Wight for a client function about eight years ago.
Posted: 14 October 2010 | 15:20
E-mail marketing costs nothing and can reap rewards, but you have to put in the groundwork in order to make it succeed. Paul Clapham runs through the do's and don'ts.
Posted: 14 October 2010 | 14:34
Our regular catch-up of what has brought a burst of sunshine - or a mantle of storm clouds - to the catering and hospitality world this week.
Posted: 14 October 2010 | 11:36
Topics covered in our weekly Infozone briefing include: physical activity at work study; equal pay 'grinding to a halt'; and career advice plea to employers.
Posted: 14 October 2010 | 11:29
Religious disputes in the workplace have made a number of newspaper headlines of late. Solicitor Katie Holden outlines where employers stand in respect of the law and what steps they should take to ensure compliance.
Posted: 14 October 2010 | 11:19
Blogging makes business sense for a hotel, providing you are fully committed to the project. But although a good blog must be personal and engaging, it should also be based on a business plan supported by hard data. Rajul Chande explains.
Posted: 07 October 2010 | 15:07
There is still a significant gap in earnings between men and women, despite the Equal Pay Act being introduced 40 years ago. Solicitor Ann Munro outlines employers' legal obligations in respect of equal pay.
Posted: 07 October 2010 | 14:57
The Government has unveiled plans to name and shame companies that pay workers below the minimum wage, as the new rates for the national minimum wage come into effect...
Posted: 04 October 2010 | 14:20
When you a go for a job interview, regardless of whether or not you think your sector is fairly informal, it's probably not worth taking the risk of turning up looking scruffy.
Posted: 30 September 2010 | 16:20
The levels of tax relief available for capital investment in new hotels and the refurbishment of existing ones will soon be dramatically reduced - causing the industry to rethink its approach. Aubrey Calderwood explains
Posted: 30 September 2010 | 16:13
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