UKHospitality

UKHospitality is a leading organization that champions and safeguards the business interests of its members. We work tirelessly to campaign and lobby for a supportive and equitable environment that allows businesses to flourish. With over 740 members, ranging from small independents to large multinational establishments, as well as suppliers to the industry, we represent a diverse array of voices. Joining UKHospitality means you are backing our mission to advocate for and defend the industry you are part of.

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UKHospitality Scotland responds to the Budget

Oct 30, 2024 | ukhospitality.org.uk | Claire Williams

Leon Thompson, Executive Director, UKHospitality Scotland, said: “This is an extremely tough budget for our businesses, with employer NIC increases set to significantly impact their finances, alongside higher than expected rises in the National Living Wage and National Minimum Wage. “To support our businesses, it is imperative that the Scottish Government pass on, at least, the 40% business rate relief announced by the Chancellor for hospitality in England.
Party conferences 2024

Oct 22, 2024 | ukhospitality.org.uk | Claire Williams

Parliament has now returned, so we are reflecting back on our collective activity over party conference season. Political party conferences are key dates in the diary for lobbying organisations as prime opportunities to have front row access to all MPs, peers, Councillors, advisers and delegates in one place, as well as the opportunity to host events to showcase our work to key stakeholders.
New duty to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace

Oct 11, 2024 | ukhospitality.org.uk | Claire Williams

Skip to content From 26 October 2024, all businesses will be placed under a new duty to take reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment from happening in the workplace. Under the new rules, businesses will be required to proactively prevent sexual harassment of their workers whilst they are at work, both by other workers and by third parties, such as by customers, contractors, suppliers and members of the public.
Reducing waste in hospitality

Sep 26, 2023 | ukhospitality.org.uk | Claire Williams

Skip to content Reducing the amount of waste that your business produces has never been more important. Not only will this help you cut your carbon footprint and propel you towards the sector’s net zero targets, but reducing waste also has significant financial benefits. There are many quick wins that hospitality businesses can make to reduce the waste they produce.