Pensions

It is now a legal requirement that all employers enrol their staff into a pensions scheme. This is known as automatic enrolment.

As an employer in the beer and pub sector, you are required from the first day of employment to enrol your staff in a pension. Here you can find guidance for this, as well as links to useful websites.

  • BBPA responds to commitment from DCMS on Tourism Sector Deal

    29 November 2018

    The BBPA has responded to a commitment from the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, to deliver a Tourism Sector Deal. The deal will focus on ensuring tourism and hospitality is a career for life, keeping the UK as the most accessible tourism industry in the world and sharing data and increasing accommodation capacity. Responding to the commitment, British Beer and Pub Association Chief Executive Brigid Simmonds commented:  “After a lot of very hard work to secure this deal for our industry, this is a great vote of confidence from the Government in our sector. Pubs are third on the list of things to do for overseas visitors to the UK; seven out of ten visit a pub whilst they are here. “As we prepare to leave the European Union, we must concentrate on making our sector one of choice for employees. Recruitment and retention are vital when as it stands 24% of our employees come from overseas, which rises to over 80% in metropolitan areas. “The BBPA is already chairing a group across the tourism sector on retention, and there is much work to do to secure the deal, but on the anniversary of the introduction of the Industrial Strategy, it is good to see such support from Government and VisitBritain.”

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  • Hospitality Works campaign to promote employment in hospitality

    13 February 2018

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67,000

the number of jobs sustained by the beer and pub industry in Scotland.