A UK Employer setting a Good Example for a change.
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A UK Employer setting a Good Example for a change.
It's the boy Richer no less.
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What a fine example I do wish a lot more employers would do the same.
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What a fine example I do wish a lot more employers would do the same.
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Re: A UK Employer setting a Good Example for a change.
Richer is a super smart businessman his book was years ahead of its time on retail . Amazed he’s managed to keep most of his “ soso” high st locations going over the years ,he’s quite a guy . Though the zero hours thing isn’t relevant to his model as he’s not piling it high and selling it cheap over huge floor spaces .
Brits want cheap goods with massive buyer protections and long opening hours with “ high” minimum wage. You therefore get “ supply and demand “ working hours ( 0 hours contracts ) They’re unpleasant but a simple result of modern buying habits .
Brits want cheap goods with massive buyer protections and long opening hours with “ high” minimum wage. You therefore get “ supply and demand “ working hours ( 0 hours contracts ) They’re unpleasant but a simple result of modern buying habits .
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Re: A UK Employer setting a Good Example for a change.
I disagree, this low wage rip off Briton culture started with Thatchers anti-trade Union laws from 1979 to this day.
That's not an opinion by the way but evidence.
That's not an opinion by the way but evidence.
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Re: A UK Employer setting a Good Example for a change.
It’s not evidence
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The workers owning the means of production? Uh-oh. We can't let this kind of thinking spread.
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Re: A UK Employer setting a Good Example for a change.
Yes it is.TheOriginalLongsider wrote:It’s not evidence
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Re: A UK Employer setting a Good Example for a change.
It's proof. Of something.TheOriginalLongsider wrote:It’s not evidence
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Re: A UK Employer setting a Good Example for a change.
Bob of Bob's Red Mill in the US did this a few years ago. He's like 75.
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The system is sick and needs a reboot. If you can pay yourself in gold bullion to avoid National Insurance then something is seriously wrong.
Re: A UK Employer setting a Good Example for a change.
Oh go one prove it then.South West Claret. wrote:I disagree, this low wage rip off Briton culture started with Thatchers anti-trade Union laws from 1979 to this day.
That's not an opinion by the way but evidence.
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Re: A UK Employer setting a Good Example for a change.
If you could, you would be right. In fact, since this has already been stopped, you were right at one stage.Corky wrote:If you can pay yourself in gold bullion to avoid National Insurance then something is seriously wrong.
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Re: A UK Employer setting a Good Example for a change.
I refer you to post 3.Stayingup wrote:Oh go one prove it then.
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Re: A UK Employer setting a Good Example for a change.
I've always liked Richer Sounds. Clearly a good culture there as the staff always seem to care