Britain's pubs and restaurants face simultaneous increases in business rates, minimum wage, and employer taxes starting today, with 64% of on-trade businesses planning to cut jobs. The per-property math is worse than the headlines suggest.
Two-thirds of UK hospitality businesses are cutting staff and one in seven will close outright after a wave of government-imposed wage and tax increases hit on April 1. If you think this is a British problem, you haven't been paying attention to what's moving through state legislatures on this side of the Atlantic.
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