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Working towards a safer industry

The Best Bar None scheme brings a range of benefits to operators in the licensed trade, writes BBN Scotland chair Mandy Haeburn-Little

A safe season is about teamwork

A collaborative approach between police and the on-trade can help keep the public safe, writes Police Scotland’s inspector Susan Gillon

Green credentials grow in importance

Businesses are now expected to demonstrate they are environmentally friendly. Fortunately, licensees have options

Act now to comply with data changes

New regulations on storing and using customer information will have major implications for hospitality businesses, writes Brian McCulloch.

Address staff dress code with caution

How far can a restaurateur or bar owner go when it comes to dress code, and what does the law say on the issue?
BTO Solicitors’ David Hoey

Right to work checks crucial

Employers should follow new Home Office guidance and help prevent illegal working, writes employment lawyer David Hoey

Simple steps to cut some costs

Summer can be an expensive time for pubs, but saving money can be easier than you think, writes Mark Bowen of Scottish Power WHETHER you...

Time for the trade to take stock

Stepping back to consider your business’s finances, marketing and forward planning is key, writes accountant Claire Middlebrook I  AM relieved at the temporary rates reprieve;...

Get the best out of your interviews

Recruiting the right staff can be tricky, but pitfalls can be avoided if you are properly prepared, writes HR specialist Alastair McFarlane The world of...

Devil in detail of rates cap

Hospitality businesses could face full impact of rateable value increases from next year, writes chartered surveyor Gary Louttit FINANCE minister at Holyrood, Derek Mackay, recently...

Columns

Jack Cummins
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Neil Morrison
ASK THE OPERATOR Neil Morrison
THE GRAPEVINE
Luke Richardson
MEET THE MAKER
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