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  • Amazon to give frontline staff $500m in bonuses amid safety concerns

    November 26, 2020

    Amazon will give its frontline staff working over the holiday period combined bonuses worth $500m, the firm confirmed today. The bonus comes at the end of a year in which the e-commerce giant has come under intense scrutiny over working practices for employees amid the coronavirus pandemic. Sales at the tech firm have soared this [...]

  • Pubs in tier two and three still in lockdown ‘in all but name’

    November 26, 2020

    The chief executive of Greene King has slammed the government’s new Covid tier system as “lockdown in all but name”. Nick Mackenzie said that as a result of the changes to restrictions, 99 per cent of the country’s pubs will be placed in tiers two and three, putting hundreds of thousands of jobs at risk. [...]

  • Marks and Spencer to close on Boxing Day to give staff the day off

    November 26, 2020

    Marks and Spencer has cancelled plans to open all of its stores on Boxing Day, choosing instead to allow staff to spend the day with friends and family. M&S had previously planned to open 200 stores on Boxing Day to take advantage of the Boxing Day sales, but in light of the recent relaxation on [...]

  • Beers in tiers: The new tier rules to stick to when pubs reopen next week

    November 26, 2020

    Beers in tiers: The new rules to stick to when pubs reopen after the coronavirus lockdown

  • Restructuring firm loans Mothercare £20m to repay debts

    November 26, 2020

    Gordon Brothers Brands has loaned Mothercare £19.5m to be used to repay outstanding debt.  Mothercare lost £4.4m in the six months ending 10 October following a difficult year that saw company plans pushed back by the coronavirus pandemic. Net debt at the business is now £17.5 million, of which the loan from global advisory, restructuring [...]

  • Coronavirus bar and restaurant closures hit Britvic’s income for the year

    November 26, 2020

    Britvic posted a near 22% slide in adjusted operating income for the year as coronavirus restrictions hurt demand at bars, restaurants, cinemas and other public places. The soft drink company’s adjusted earnings before interest and taxes fell to £165.8m for the 12 months ended September 30, down from £214.1m a year earlier.  Britvic’s shares, which [...]

  • Boohoo hires retired judge Leveson to oversee supply chain revamp

    November 26, 2020

    Boohoo has appointed retired judge Brian Leveson, who handled the Leveson inquiry, to independently check its drive to improve its supply chain and business practices. In September an independent review found several failings in the online fashion retailer’s supply chain in England, after allegations about working conditions and low pay. The review then set out [...]

  • All Bar One and Toby Carvery owner cuts 1,300 jobs as Covid-19 pushes it to annual loss

    November 26, 2020

    Pub chain Mitchells & Butlers has cut 1,300 jobs this year having made a £123m loss in the last year.  The group, which owns cocktail bar All Bar One and Toby Carvery, said it could no longer support the employees due to store closures and reduced levels of activity because of the coronavirus pandemic.  Earlier [...]

  • Fuller’s loses £22m in six months following coronavirus restrictions

    November 26, 2020

    Brewery and pub chain Fuller’s made a £22m loss before tax in the six months to 26 September, following coronavirus restrictions that meant the business lost 66% of trading weeks. The business made £45.6m in revenue in the six months, down from £167.1m during the same period last year.  From the end of July to [...]

  • Pubs beg for emergency support for ‘scapegoated’ sector

    November 25, 2020

    Over fifty of the country’s pubs and brewers have written to Boris Johnson to beg for emergency support amid the “darkest of moments” for the sector. They warned that unless the government changed its guidance, or provided extra funding, “the focal point of countless communities in every region of the UK could be lost forever”. [...]

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