Staffing Crisis
Over 100 Kenyans recruited to ease hospitality staff shortages in the Channel Islands
A recruitment firm claims to have eased the hospitality staff shortage in the Channel Islands by hiring more than 100 people from Kenya over the past year.
Rosa's Thai launches chef training programme paying £11.45 an hour
Rosa’s Thai has launched a chef training programme paying £11.45 per hour in a bid to boost recruitment across its restaurants.
Sunny Hodge launches petition to extend skilled working visas to hospitality
Staffing difficulties experienced by 83% of hospitality businesses
Viewpoint: we must learn lessons from Europe to improve hospitality’s staffing crisis
Hospitality Rising recruitment campaign launches £5m fundraise
Viewpoint: As recruitment challenges persist, hospitality should think outside the box in identifying new talent
Social enterprises can go a long way towards addressing some of the hospitality sector’s staffing woes,[...]
The Greyhound Beaconsfield launches hospitality mentoring scheme
The Greyhound pub and restaurant in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, has launched a mentoring scheme aiming to encourage[...]
Hire the smile: why attitude trumps experience when hiring staff
With the lack of trained staff the current bane of the industry, operators are thinking smarter[...]
Nine in 10 hospitality businesses struggling to recruit staff
Ninety-two per cent of businesses in the hotels, hospitality and catering sector who are attempting to[...]
D&D London makes chef training programme permanent after summer school success
D&D London has announced it will be permanently rolling out its chef training programme after seeing 50 of its summer school participants join the business. "
Hospitality job vacancies up 50,000 since pandemic began
The number of job vacancies in the UK hospitality industry has risen by 50,000 since before the pandemic began in early 2020, new figures show.
Staff shortage forces hotel to close two days a week during ‘busiest month of the year’
The Grange at Oborne in Dorset has announced it will close for two days a week during December due to staff shortages, despite it being its “busiest month of the year”.
Emergency visas extended to food haulage drivers
Emergency visas to tackle the UK’s supply chain disruption have been extended to food haulage drivers,[...]
Staffing crisis pushing up wages as one in six jobs lie vacant
One in six (16%) hospitality jobs currently lie vacant, the latest Business Confidence Survey from CGA[...]
Mounting calls for hospitality visas following HGV drivers announcement
Hospitality bosses have renewed calls for a visa scheme to allow workers to come to the[...]
Government to offer short-term visas to tackle supply chain disruption
The government has announced that short-term visas will become available in the run-up to Christmas to[...]
Mayor of London calls for Covid recovery visa
The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has backed calls for the government to introduce a Covid recovery visa to plug the shortage of workers across industries including hospitality."
Hospitality staffing shortage pushes UK job vacancies over one million for first time
The explosion in hospitality job vacancies has helped push the number of employment opportunities over the one million mark for the first time since records began.
Staff shortages ‘could last up to two years’ and furlough end won’t ‘magically fill gaps’
Staffing shortages seen across the UK could last for up to two years and will not be solved by the ending of the furlough scheme this month, the director-general of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has warned.
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