Post-Brexit immigration curbs spark pay boom for hospitality workers
Telegraph
23-05-22 06:00
Pay for staff working in UK restaurants and pubs has increased at a faster rate than the national average as curbs on immigration introduced since Brexit and near-full employment put pressure on the hospitality sector. Pub wages were reported to have grown by 11.3% in the sector, compared with an average increase of 9.5%, according to research by online headhunter Caterer.com. The report also revealed that more than 1,700 jobs offering salaries of at least £50,000 ($66,640) a year were being advertised in the sector.