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Tim Martin, Wetherspoon's chairman, often links higher labour costs to increased pint prices. When the government raises the National Living Wage, for example, businesses like Wetherspoon face higher staffing expenses. These costs are often passed on to customers through slightly higher prices for food and drink.
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