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Hotels may struggle to recruit staff if Brexit minimum wage rule is introduced

The British government is considering whether to introduce a £30,000 minimum salary requirement for foreign workers seeking five-year visas after the UK leaves the EU 
HOTELS may struggle to recruit staff after Brexit, a leading businessman has said. The British government is considering whether to introduce a £30,000 minimum salary requirement for foreign [...]

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