People moves: the latest news on people moves, jobs and training from across the pub sector (Image: MaximFesenko/Getty Images) The latest pub sector jobs round-up includes news of senior hires at Stonegate and Hawthorn, as well as new staffing data from workforce management specialist Bizimply.
Hawthorn appoints Colin Rutherford as new chairman
Community pub company Hawthorn has announced the appointment of Colin Rutherford as the new chairman of the 700-site group.
Rutherford, who has been a non-executive director at Mitchells and Butlers for eight years, takes up his position immediately, and joins CEO Mark Davies, CFO Matt Ward, COO Edith Monfries and non-executive director Ken Buckley on Hawthorn’s board.
London-based operator Young & Co s Brewery has appointed Savills to handle the potential sale of its tenanted pub business.
The tenanted arm of Young’s, known as the Ram Pub Company, comprises just over 50 pubs, and accounts for 5% of total revenue. Its managed pubs division comprises in the region of 200 sites.
The pub company made the statement to the London Stock Exchange following a report by Sky News explaining that it had appointed the property agent about the potential sale of its tenanted estate.
“The Company confirms that Savills has been appointed and that it is in discussions regarding a possible sale,” it said.
By Syndicated Content
May 16, 2021 | 6:13 PM
LONDON (Reuters) – British businesses ramped up their search for new staff as pubs, restaurants and other hospitality and travel firms got ready for Monday’s lifting of coronavirus restrictions in England, a survey showed.
But an exodus of foreign workers is aggravating a shortage of candidates, with more than 10 jobs on offer for every job-seeker in some cities, according to the survey by job search website Adzuna.
Job adverts on Adzuna jumped to 987,800 in the first week of May, up by 18% from the end of March, which was before the reopening of non-essential retailers and hospitality firms for outdoor service on April 12.
By Reuters Staff
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LONDON (Reuters) - British businesses ramped up their search for new staff as pubs, restaurants and other hospitality and travel firms got ready for Monday’s lifting of coronavirus restrictions in England, a survey showed.
FILE PHOTO: Workers walk to work during the morning rush hour in the financial district of Canary Wharf in London, Britain, January 26, 2017. REUTERS/Eddie Keogh
But an exodus of foreign workers is aggravating a shortage of candidates, with more than 10 jobs on offer for every job-seeker in some cities, according to the survey by job search website Adzuna.
Job adverts on Adzuna jumped to 987,800 in the first week of May, up by 18% from the end of March, which was before the reopening of non-essential retailers and hospitality firms for outdoor service on April 12.
But an exodus of foreign workers is aggravating a shortage of candidates, with more than 10 jobs on offer for every job-seeker in some cities, according to the survey by job search website Adzuna.(File pic shows tables outside pubs in Soho, London.)
LONDON: British businesses ramped up their search for new staff as pubs, restaurants and other hospitality and travel firms got ready for Monday s lifting of coronavirus restrictions in England, a survey showed.
But an exodus of foreign workers is aggravating a shortage of candidates, with more than 10 jobs on offer for every job-seeker in some cities, according to the survey by job search website Adzuna.