UKHospitality warns 3.9% minimum and living wage increase will add cost pressures for hospitality businesses
🏨 UKHospitality chief executive Allen Simpson warned that a 3.9% rise in the UK’s national minimum wage and national living wage will increase pressure on hospitality businesses already facing higher operating costs. While supporting fair pay, he said the labour-intensive sector faces a substantial additional burden. Simpson urged the government to reduce hospitality taxes in the Budget, warning that mounting costs could limit investment, job creation and growth across UK communities.
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