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High rates remain a 'wrecking ball' for hospitality sector says new chair of Hospitality Ulster - Vimarsana News

High rates remain a 'wrecking ball' for hospitality sector says new chair of Hospitality Ulster

Concerns raised at the Hospitality Ulster AGM also included excessive hospitality VAT rate of 20%, inflationary pressures and labour shortages as further existential threats to the hospitality industry’s survival

Source: yahoo.com
Stephen Magorrian: Government focus needed as threats to hospitality laid bare - Vimarsana News

Stephen Magorrian: Government focus needed as threats to hospitality laid bare

HOSPITALITY businesses right across the sector are facing a harsh reality.

High rates 'are a wrecking ball' for hospitality sector - Vimarsana News

High rates 'are a wrecking ball' for hospitality sector

THE newly appointed chair of Hospitality Ulster has said non-domestic rates in Northern Ireland remain a ‘wrecking ball’ for the sector, crippling businesses at a time when the government needs to provide support right across the industry.

Hospitality Ulster: Business rates remain 'a wrecking ball' for Northern Ireland hospitality industry - Vimarsana News

Hospitality Ulster: Business rates remain 'a wrecking ball' for Northern Ireland hospitality industry

The new chair of Hospitality Ulster has said non-domestic rates in Northern Ireland remain a ‘wrecking ball’ for the sector.

Fears raised NI public sector workers will not get pay uplift announced by prime minister - Vimarsana News

Fears raised NI public sector workers will not get pay uplift announced by prime minister

Concerns have been raised that public sectors workers here will not receive the pay uplift being offer to workers across Britain.