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Jersey hospitality facing staffing crisis ahead of so-called Freedom Day | ITV News

Jersey hospitality facing staffing crisis ahead of so-called Freedom Day | ITV News
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Hospitality bosses criticise delay to stand-up drinking in Jersey | Channel

It was supposed to come back in Stage 6 - set for mid May - but has now been pushed back until Stage 7 is introduced on 14 June.

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Jersey hospitality chief: Customers are blackmailing venues into breaking Covid rules | Channel

play-icon Created with Sketch. Owners of hospitality venues in Jersey have been threatened with bad online reviews by customers unless they agree to break the rules which means diners must stop drinking when their meal is finished. The blackmail attempts have been reported to the Jersey Hospitality Association over the first weekend that the sector has reopened following the government’s “circuit-breaker” which has been in place since December. The new rules, designed to prevent an uptick in Covid cases, mean alcohol can only be served with a meal, and when the meal is finished the drinking must also end.

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Stricter migration laws unnecessary and damaging to Jersey s hospitality sector | Channel

Wednesday February 24, 2021, 5:56 AM The head of the Jersey Hospitality Association (JHA), Simon Soar, has written to the government, outlining why tighter measures are not needed. Credit: ITV Channel TV Jersey s hospitality sector could be severely impacted if stricter migration laws are introduced, an industry leader has warned. The head of the Jersey Hospitality Association (JHA), Simon Soar, has written to the government, outlining why tighter measures are not needed. While he acknowledges the political and public desire to achieve control over inward migration to the island , he says the new immigration policy, brought in as part of Brexit in January, already achieves what the proposed Population Policy is aiming to do, therefore making it an unnecessary step .

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Swapping a knife and fork for a fork and spade

STAFF normally working in the hospitality sector have joined the National Trust for Jersey in its campaign to restore the Island’s hedgerows.

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