The chair of London pub operator Fuller, Smith & Turner today lashed out at the Chancellor’s National Insurance reforms warning they will inflict “particular pain” on the hospitality sector while leaving big City firms “almost completely untouched.”
Michael Turner, a descendent of one of the three founding families of the Chiswick based company, said the “unintended consequences” of Rachel Reeves’s raid on employers will be “ to drive inflation higher, put pressure on wages, and will drive many businesses to the wall.”
