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Weekly Update: Ban the Box Takes Effect Today – What It Means for Employers
Ban the Box Takes Effect Today – What It Means for Employers Employers take notice: Starting today, a new law designed to help people with criminal convictions find employment and
Tavern License
TAVERN LICENSEES ARE ALLOWED TO: Serve beer by the bottle or can or by tap for on-premises consumption. Serve wine for on-premises consumption. Sell beer and/or wine in the original,
What You Can Sell
BEER AND/OR WINE RESTAURANT LICENSEES MAY SELL: Beer and wine by the opened bottle or can or by tap for on-premises consumption. Beer and wine in the original, unopened containers
Sports, Entertainment, NonProfit
SPORTS/ENTERTAINMENT FACILITY LICENSE A sports/entertainment facility license is a spirits, beer, and wine license for arenas, coliseums, stadiums, or other facilities where sporting, entertainment and special events are presented. (WAC
Spirits, Beer and Wine
FLOOR SPACE BARRIERS Licensees must place identifiable barriers around areas that are restricted from persons under 21 years of age. These barriers must be at least 42 inches high, and
Catering License
There shall be a caterer’s license to sell spirits, beer, and wine, by the individual serving, at retail, for consumption on the premises at an event location that is either
Increasing Bar Revenues
Increasing Bar Revenues One Step at a Time By Robert Plotkin It’s hard to imagine there’s a restaurant or bar owner who would suggest his or her business wouldn’t greatly
Caterer’s License
In 2014, the Washington State Legislature created a caterer’s license. The following rules became effective on Jan. 3, 2015: What is a caterer’s license? (1) A caterer’s license allows the
Caterer’s Endorsement
Spirits, beer and wine restaurants; beer and/or wine restaurants; and sports/entertainment facilities can apply for a caterer’s endorsement. This endorsement allows you to remove the types of alcohol that you
Mobile apps simplifying restaurant and bar staff duties
Placing food and bar orders though suppliers has traditionally been a manual process that involved going though old paperwork and placing orders over the phone or through a sales representative.
Weekly Update: Seattle City Council general election ballots have dropped! Voting deadline is November 3
This November, every Seattle City Council seat is up for election. Ballots dropped on October 13, and the general election will be held on November 3.
Washington Restaurant Market Watch: Self-serve beer concept makes a big splash
Self-serve soda machines have been a fixture of quick service restaurants for many years. Now, the self-serve concept has come to beer.
Don’t miss the WRA’s Liquor Summit
Your Government Affairs team needs YOU for input and direction on alcohol beverage regulation in Washington. Whether you are microbrewery, restaurant, hotel or tavern, we need your thoughts. Our meeting