ScotHot23 has unveiled its list of 50 Rising Stars to celebrate some of the most talented newcomers to Scotland’s food, drink, hospitality, retail and tourism industries. Following an extensive shortlisting and judging process, with well over 200 applications considered, the list 50 Rising Stars has been revealed by organisers. Individuals
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- ScotHot 2023 Releases List of Top 50 Industry Superstars OIOpublisher ScotHot23 has unveiled its list of 50 Rising Stars to celebrate some of the most talented newcomers to Scotland’s food, drink, hospitality, retail and tourism industries. Following an extensive...
- Nominations Extended for ScotHot’s 50 Rising Stars Celebrating 50 years with with the hospitality hotlist ScotHot has announced an extended deadline for ScotHot’s 50 Rising Stars list. The search for the industry’s most talented newcomers as part of the...
- Conferences, Apprenticeships and Recovery: A Year in the Life of Compass Scotland While 2020 was widely considered the worst year on record for Scottish hospitality, 2021 didn’t quite turn out to be the panacea that everyone had hoped it would be. Lockdowns...
- Caterer.com People Awards Winners Announced The Caterer.com People Awards this week revealed the businesses that have had the biggest impact on the employer brand reputation of the hospitality sector as it faced its most challenging period. Judged...
- Catering Jobs Scotland: Edinburgh Independent School Seeks Supervisory/Assistant Personnel An iconic independent Edinburgh school is seeking to fill two positions within their busy catering department. The closing date is Friday 20th September 2021. Role 1: Catering Supervisor for the...
Celebrating 50 years with with the hospitality hotlist ScotHot has announced an extended deadline for ScotHot’s 50 Rising Stars list. The search for the industry’s most talented newcomers as part of the exhibition’s 50th anniversary celebrations will now close at 5:00pm this Friday, 17th February. Ahead of the country’s leading event for food, drink,
While 2020 was widely considered the worst year on record for Scottish hospitality, 2021 didn’t quite turn out to be the panacea that everyone had hoped it would be. Lockdowns persisted, businesses remained paralysed, events were cancelled and most people, bar the fortunate few, continued to suffer in one way
The Caterer.com People Awards this week revealed the businesses that have had the biggest impact on the employer brand reputation of the hospitality sector as it faced its most challenging period. Judged by a range of experts and pioneers in hospitality recruitment, retention and development, the winners were announced online last week,
An iconic independent Edinburgh school is seeking to fill two positions within their busy catering department. The closing date is Friday 20th September 2021. Role 1: Catering Supervisor for the school’s mobile catering unit Duties and Responsibilities: – Assisting with basic food preparation and delivery– Serving customers– Cash handling, till
The shortlist has been released for the 2020 CIS Excellence Awards, in partnership with Caterer.com. Delayed because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the awards – which should have taken place at the end of May last year – reopened for entries in the summer after the health crisis interrupted the nominations
Calls for the appointment of a Minister of Hospitality were discussed yesterday in the House of Lords. Commenting on the debate, Neil Pattison, Director (pictured left) at Caterer.com, said: ‘Support provided by the UK Government has been appreciated. However, we stand with the industry in asking for dedicated senior Ministerial support.
Caterer.com has launched a free online support and advice resource to help hospitality workers and jobseekers find work and improve confidence and wellbeing as uncertainty continues around Christmas and the future of the sector. Created in partnership with hospitality brands including, among others, Honest Burgers, The Ivy Collection and Home Grown
A new hospitality industry-backed initiative was announced today to coincide with World Suicide Prevention Day, in order to promote better mental health and support the work of Hospitality Action and CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably). On 24th October 2020, a series of socially distanced 20km Walk for Calm fundraising events
An award-winning Edinburgh chef has partnered with Edinburgh Food Social (EFS) to offer a three-month apprenticeship to an early school leaver keen to pursue a career in hospitality. Neil Forbes, chef-director at Cafe St Honoré (pictured above right), established the link with EFS to continue supporting young people, a cause he
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