Hospitality

Portree on the Isle of Skye. The island is facing both a recruitment crisis and a housing crisis, with firms struggling to hire staff given the lack of affordable accommodation on the island. PIC: Markus Bernet/Creative Commons.

Up to 1,700 jobs go unfilled on Scottish island as workers can't find homes National

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Rail strikes have cost Scottish hospitality firms £50 million Business

How hospitality can boost its ranks and serve up a stronger future - comment Business

ScotRail workers to vote on strike action in pay dispute Transport

The human touch that's so important for hospitality - Murray Thomson Columnists

Take away true hospitality and we lose a bit of what matters - Stephen Jardine Columnists

One in three Scottish tourism and hospitality operators at risk of collapse What's On

Calls for support amid ‘avalanche of cancellations’ for struggling hospitality Politics

Hospitality industry calls for ongoing tax breaks ahead of Scottish Budget Politics

Being prepared for the evolving world of work is crucial - Adam Watling Columnists

Training will help hospitality industry shine again - David Hay Columnists

Pub goers return after Wetherspoons looks to drown record loss sorrows Business

How the gas price crisis is creating another perfect storm - Emma Newlands Business

Hospitality – the heart, soul and economic powerhouse of our nation: Comment Business

Solo tourism could be growth area in a post-pandemic world - Craig Leith Columnists

Covid clarity call as Leitch hints sections of society could be 'switched off' Politics

Jobs in offing as well-known Moray hotel embarks on major refurbishment Business

Consumer spend on hospitality remains eroded, prompting call for action What's On

Hospitality group Accor checking in 300 new staff Business

Musselburgh restaurant has 45 no-shows in a day amid booking plea Consumer

This year's festivals could be smaller, but no less vibrant - Roddy Smith Columnists

New June lockdown easing dates in Scotland announced Health

Council to waive permit fees for outdoor bars in Edinburgh Coronavirus

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