UK Hospitality, which represents hospitality businesses, warned the strikes would hit the industry in the “critical festive period”, costing it up to £800m in losses.”Hospitality businesses rely on revenue made during the busy festive period to see them through the fallow months of January to March, so it’s essential strikes during December are avoided,” said boss Kate Nicholls.
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Mr Skou estimated that approximately 300 large container ships around the world are sitting waiting outside ports. Almost 80...
The Treasury has thrown its weight behind the idea of cashback from local stores, without having to make a...
However, Mike Brewer, chief economist at the Resolution Foundation, said by not targeting “families most in need of support,...
“We’re almost fully booked for the first week of opening and have already got about 2,500 people booked in...
The government’s official, independent forecasters – the Office for Budget Responsibility – said that real incomes for everyone would...
The memo, which summarised a series of meetings about the report, said that if the bug was widely known,...
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