All the updated news related to labour costs

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Viable businesses may be lost due to rising labour costs - Lowry

Businesses across Tipperary and the country as a whole are battling against upcoming increased costs with many in the SME sector, and hospitality and retail in particular, facing a battle to keep their doors open in the year ahead. Government is ...

26 Jan 2024 at 11:33

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Travelodge weighed down by weaker London demand and surging costs

Travelodge has revealed a slump in profits for the past six months after it was impacted by weaker demand in London and soaring labour costs. The hotel group also revealed a dip in revenues but bosses said it reflected a “solid” half-year in ...

21 Aug 2025 at 10:51

City

JD Wetherspoon boss warns of pressure from cost hikes and tax disparity

The boss of JD Wetherspoon has warned that the pub firm will come under pressure from surging labour costs and tax disparities with retail rivals over the coming year. However, the firm – which runs 796 pubs across the UK – revealed a 5% ...

21 Mar 2025 at 10:19

City

Government tax increases ‘sucking cash’ out of pubs, warns Shepherd Neame

The boss of a major UK pub group has called on the Government to stop “throwing road blocks” in front of the industry following a hit from higher labour and packaging costs. Jonathan Neame, the chief executive of hospitality firm and ...

01 Oct 2025 at 13:29

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