The catering sector, in simple terms, is the 'catering' side of the food business which is hired to provide food in locations such as schools, prisons, festivals etc, unlike the commercial sector which provides food for its own company.
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the catering service sector is also know as the publice sector in this sector is schools colleges unis hospitals the mental heath clincs also prisons hope this helps benjamin wadlow
name of a standard setting organisations in hospitality
Check their catering website....as always the price depends on what you're getting
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The top sector jobs in London are secretarial, accountancy, sales, and engineering. Some other sector jobs are management and executive, construction, hotels, bars, catering, banking and finance, and retail.
Places in the "Commercial" sector are where the the main purpose of the organisation aims to serve food and make profit like restaurants. Places such as hotels and hospitals are in the "Public" sector because although they provide food, it is not their prime purpose.
Hotel management refers to professional management techniques used in the hospitality sector. These can include hotel administration, accounts, marketing, housekeeping, front office or front of house, food and beverage management, catering and maintenance.
An example of a fixed cost for catering would include rent; utilities, equipment and insurance.
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Dirk Belau has written: 'Human resources development, employment and globalization in the hotel, catering and tourism sector'