Bill Toner of CH&CO highlights need to attract talent to the industry
My company, probably like every other business in hospitality, is facing big challenges in finding enough people with the right skills to fill all of our job vacancies.
My company, probably like every other business in hospitality, is facing big challenges in finding enough people with the right skills to fill all of our job vacancies.
With an auditable, reliable catering management system, contract caterers can have complete confidence that their processes are compliant – and save time too.
Like many of you, I am a classically-trained chef and plant-based food wasn’t a focus for me. And now I eat plant-based around 80% of the time.
It may not have made headlines in the same way that sugar and salt tax have, or had the controversy that reducing meat consumption brings, but the rolling out of Dynamic Food Procurement is also on
What happens to our values and beliefs if we get dementia? If we don’t have the ability to communicate our thoughts, how do we maintain this part of our identity?
There has been much talk recently about the next generation of employees and attitudes towards certain professions.
When it comes to school catering, pupils were traditionally given a choice of one, two, or maybe three meals for lunch and it was ‘take it or leave it’.
Food for Life brings schools, nurseries, hospitals and care homes, and their surrounding communities together around th
Matt is co-head chef at Clacton Hospital and works for NHS Property Services (NHSPS). He works behind the scenes preparing home-cooked food for the patient wards and on-site restaurant.
With the latest figures from the Office of National Statistics showing that hospitality vacancies were lower in March than the previous month, Bizimply is urging employers to take a two-pronged app