Investigating Brexit's Impact on Hospitality Industry in Britain

This research project examines the impact of Brexit policies on the hospitality industry in Britain, focusing on the career prospects of European staff in London. It aims to analyze the effects of the Brexit vote, study associated aspects, and provide recommendations for improving career prospects in the hospitality sector post-Brexit. The research employs a case study approach, addressing ethical considerations such as prior approval, confidentiality, and proper citation. Findings, derived from both primary and secondary data analysis using thematic techniques, reveal that Brexit policies impact the hospitality industry, increase unemployment, heighten competition, reduce growth, and negatively affect the work-life of EU staff. The research concludes that Brexit has a significant impact on various sectors, leading to unemployment and reduced investment, and recommends policy modifications to safeguard the rights of EU staff and promote the growth of hospitality industries. The document is available on Desklib, a platform providing study tools for students.

RESEARCH PROJECT

TABLE OF CONTENTS
• Introduction
• Aims and Objectives
• Validity of Methodologies
• Findings
• Conclusion
• Recommendations
• References

Introduction
The presentation will cover the research proposal of impact of Brexit policy
on hospitality industries in Britain. The researcher was not having adequate
knowledge to the subject matter chosen and hence wanted to increase his
understanding through the study. Further, Brexit is an important as well as
trending topic of UK.

Aim
• To analyse the impact of Brexit vote on European staff career prospects in
Hospitality Industry in London

Objectives
• To study Brexit vote and aspects associated with it.
• To analyse the impact of Brexit vote on European staff career prospects in
Hospitality Industry in London.
• To provide recommendations regarding improvement of career prospects
Hospitality Industry in London following Brexit.

Validity of Methodologies
• Study approach
Case study approach is used to conduct present research which helps in
developing in depth understanding with respect to complex issues. The data
is examined in a particular context. In the present research, the case study
approach will be used on the hospitality industry.

Cont.…
• Ethical issues: Some of the ethical issues that are taken into
consideration by the researcher are:
• Prior Approval: No undue influence is used to collect data from the
participants. They were free to provide or restrict any information.

Cont.…
• Confidentiality: Personal data of the participants have been kept safe and
have not been revealed to anybody
• Proper citation to the work: Researcher have adequately referenced the
data that have been stated from the books, journals and online sources of
other authors

Cont..
• Limitations
There are several limitations that are attached to present study due to some
of the research constraints faced by researcher. There is a limited scope to
the study due to limited availability of time and budget with the researcher.

Findings
The findings and analysis chapter comprises of the presentation of results. In
this chapter, the researcher appraises and evaluated the collected data. This
chapter includes presenting the data with the help of charts and tables. This
section provides findings on the basis of which suitable conclusions can be
drawn. In the present research on Brexit, data has been analysed by using
thematic technique.

Primary Analysis
Q1) Do policies of Brexit
impacts the hospitality
industries in Britain?
Answer
Yes 30
No 10
Don’t know 10
Yes No Don't Know
30
10 10
Policies of Brexit impacts the hospitality
industries in Britain
Answers
Theme 1: Policies of Brexit impacts the hospitality
industries in Britain.

Theme 2: Unemployment increases after
implementation of Brexit vote
Q2) Do unemployment
increases after
implementation of Brexit
vote?
Answer
Yes 25
No 20
Don’t Know 5
25; 50%
20; 40%
5; 10%
Unemployment increases after
implementation of Brexit vote
Yes
No
Don't Know