• Starting Up

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• Health & Safety

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• Customer Care, Quality Control & Food

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• Regulations & Legal

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• Tourism Industry & Suppliers

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• Employing People

  • Finding & Recruiting Staff
  • Wages, Payroll & Minimum Wage
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  • Staff Appraisal
  • Staff Handbook
  • Staff Bonus Reward Schemes
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  • Investors in People
  • Creating Job Descriptions
  • Bank Holidays
  • Employing Young People
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  • A-Z of Employment Advice sources
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• Training & Research

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• Finance, Funding & Tax

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Employing Young People

If you want to employ young people - and in some cases this means anybody up to the age of 25 - you need to be aware of your legal responsibilities.

The Welsh Government web site Business Wales coves this subject in detail. Click onto Employment & Skills and then Equality & Diversity. Follow the link from there.

Springboard is an organisation which has specialist knowledge about inspiring young people about a career in tourism & hospitality. See links for further information.