The dramatic effect of the coronavirus on the British economy has posed serious challenges for the country’s companies and their employees. Some have been applauded for their actions – making donations to health workers, for instance – while others have quickly fallen foul of politicians, the public and their own workers. Here is a list of those who deserve plaudits and brickbats so far.
So far of the Big Six Pubcos Admiral_Taverns have been exemplary, done a great job of real support for their tied tenants while the others are foot dragging
Any chance of an article on how the travel industry and in particular the cruise industry P&O being the worst and Celebrity Cruises being the best examples - how they are treating (or ill treating) their customers in flagrant non compliance with the legislation & role of ABTA?
Have a look at as a model?
Article needs more research. Quick scan of the first part seen LloydsPharmacy get credit. They are forcing pregnant women to work or take unpaid leave.
TheAA_UK Driving School should be added to the Brickbats list for the way they are treating their driving instructors.
Xi Jinping : ' Recommend a financial profit-sharing of the company's profits to EMPLOYEES, CUSTOMERS, USERS and their increased participation in the decisions and management of the company, equality of shareholders and managers. An inventive & hyperactive economy '
The ones that manufacture coffins & bury the dead.
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Big let down by McDonald's