Remuneration practices in the UK hospitality industry in the age of the National Minimum Wage

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The introduction of National Minimum Wage (NMW) had an influence on the remuneration practices in the UK hospitality industry. The main aim of the NMW has been to add impetus to the process of convergence with adjustments in low-paying sectors of the economy.

Eating and Drinking Places, Analysis, Evaluation, Hospitality industry, Wages, Minimum wage

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The contribution of tourism to the UK economy: satellite account perspectives

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Benefits of tourism satellite account of the United Kingdom (UK) are analyzed. Contribution of UK's tourism sector to its economic growth is examined.

United States, Services information, Capital funds & cash flow, Economic aspects, Services, Accounting and auditing

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Marketing culture and customer retention in the tourism industry

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The importance of marketing culture to client retention in UK tourism companies is discussed.

Statistical Data Included, Industry Overview, Marketing

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