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At the same time, NEXT gave its British CEO Lord Wolfson a £3,560,000 bonus – but £10 for essential workers is unaffordable?
NEXT must reopen the factory and reinstate all workers. Demand action: secure.waronwant.org/page/174083/...
NEXT must reopen the factory and reinstate all workers. Demand action: secure.waronwant.org/page/174083/...
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July 9, 2025 at 10:04 AM
At the same time, NEXT gave its British CEO Lord Wolfson a £3,560,000 bonus – but £10 for essential workers is unaffordable?
NEXT must reopen the factory and reinstate all workers. Demand action: secure.waronwant.org/page/174083/...
NEXT must reopen the factory and reinstate all workers. Demand action: secure.waronwant.org/page/174083/...
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NEXT claims the unionised factory was too expensive to operate.
Unionised workers had won a wage increase of less than £10 a month – bringing their salaries to around £100 a month – still less than 1/3 of the Sri Lankan living wage.
Unionised workers had won a wage increase of less than £10 a month – bringing their salaries to around £100 a month – still less than 1/3 of the Sri Lankan living wage.
July 9, 2025 at 10:04 AM
NEXT claims the unionised factory was too expensive to operate.
Unionised workers had won a wage increase of less than £10 a month – bringing their salaries to around £100 a month – still less than 1/3 of the Sri Lankan living wage.
Unionised workers had won a wage increase of less than £10 a month – bringing their salaries to around £100 a month – still less than 1/3 of the Sri Lankan living wage.