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Pathways: Nichola Davis, chef de partie, Pig on the Beach
The chef de partie at the Pig on the Beach has arrived at her apprenticeship-led career via a circuitous route but with a lifelong love of the industry. Lisa Jenkins hears her philosophy
Umbrella Training's Adele Oxberry on forging the apprentice pathway
Adele Oxberry, chief executive and founder of Umbrella Training talks to Lisa Jenkins about the 10-year anniversary of her business and the changes in the apprenticeship landscape along the way
The Caterer’s People Summit 2023: attraction, retention, reward and recognition
Bizimply’s findings on the importance of investing in people
‘Significant’ reduction of EU workers in hospitality
‘Where are the staff?’: hospitality struggles to recruit for reopening
Hospitality businesses across the country are struggling to find staff as they reopen, with one chef[...]
Honest Burgers to allow staff to take paid four-week ‘sabbaticals’ to use up holiday
In a bid to address staff holiday accumulation over the last year, Honest Burgers has said[...]
Minute on the clock: Tim Smith, Valor
The head of business development EMEA at hotel management company Valor explains how his team keeps[...]
Minute on the clock: Pizza East
Founders Ollie Jones and Gus Haughton and executive chef Kady Yon talk about the Portobello Road[...]
Charlie Hodson becomes chef-patron of Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Norfolk chef and Hospitality Action ambassador Charlie Hodson has been appointed chef-patron of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King’s Lynn. "
People Summit: How to take a strategic approach to supporting wellness
Taking a strategic approach to mental health and wellness will be the focus of day five of the free People Summit Webinar series tomorrow.
Hospitality should be more supportive of mothers, says Ravinder Bhogal
Restaurants and the wider hospitality sector should be more supportive of mothers, according to Ravinder Bhogal, who was speaking at a virtual summit for women in hospitality.
Training and flexibility key for reopening, say HR leaders
Training and flexibility will be key for hospitality businesses when they look to reopen, according to[...]
The Caterer launches HR leaders webinar on preparing for post-coronavirus recovery
The Caterer has launched a webinar for HR directors that will explore how to best prepare[...]
Protect your staff now and that loyalty will be repaid, say HR experts
Protect your employees now as best you can and that loyalty will be repaid later both[...]
People Summit 2020: creating an authentic employee experience
The Caterer People Summit 2020 is to focus on creating an authentic employee experience that sets[...]
Two months left to enter Best Places to Work in Hospitality 2020
There are just two months left to enter Best Places to Work in Hospitality 2020, the awards that recognise the Top 30 employers in the sector."
Changing perceptions, more training and greater engagement with schools key to tackling staffing crisis
Changing the perception of hospitality, increasing training and support for middle managers and greater engagement with educational establishments will be required if the hospitality industry is to tackle the staffing crisis.
Denis Frucot joins new Herefordshire events venue Crumplebury as GM
Denis Frucot has been appointed general manager at Herefordshire wedding and events venue Crumplebury ahead of its launch in November.
Jacobs Media Group is honoured to be the recipient of the 2020 Queen's Award for Enterprise.
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