CGA’s most recent report presents the findings of research undertaken from the epicentre of the COVID-19 crisis, surveying 2,000 consumers in China’s most developed bar and restaurant markets in Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu, alongside Wuhan itself. The survey allows us to understand how consumers in China have reacted to the reopening of eating and drinking out establishments in the wake of lockdown.
This week, UKHospitality and CPL Learning launch a new online training platform for hospitality team members. UKH Pathway is free to use while hospitality businesses remain closed due to the COVID-19 crisis and provides access to learning, well-being and personal development resources for furloughed team members.
The government’s Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme has been a valuable lifeline to many businesses. And during this time, you may be wondering what your teams could be doing at home to support their own personal development and keep them engaged while not working.
As partners to the hospitality industry, we’re so glad to see the sector coming together to support each other in what are unprecedented and tough times for the countries third biggest employment sector.
After just a couple of weeks, the COVID-19 outbreak has laid waste to a once booming hospitality industry. Up and down the country, footfall drastically dropped as bars, restaurants and pubs took the financial hit.
Over the last few weeks, the hospitality industry has increasingly faced some of its toughest challenges. We at CPL Learning wanted to offer support where we could to the industry we’ve been working so closely with for so long.
After a huge positive response to the free courses released by CPL Learning, we have now rolled out 75% discounts across our range of e-learning courses.
The fight against coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to hit the hospitality sector hard. With many already being forced to close due to staff shortages and lack of customers the latest advice means that the remaining pubs, restaurants and other establishments have no choice but to close to aid in social distancing.
Following the launch of the free Coronavirus – Taking Proactive Action online course last week, CPL Learning has decided to offer free access to their Mental Health Support Champion and Personal Resilience e-learning courses. CPL Learning has decided to make the change to support team members in the hospitality sector deal with the challenges they are currently facing.
Last week CPL Learning launched a new online course to help guide hospitality businesses during the outbreak of coronavirus. The course has now been allocated over 60,000 times since the release and has been praised by hospitality sector leaders. Following this response, CPL Learning have now launched a new course aimed at supporting the retail industry.
