03-07-2015, 14:05
(03-07-2015 13:48 )circles_o_o_o Wrote: [ -> ](03-07-2015 13:37 )winsaw Wrote: [ -> ]the way i have heard it the going off air was a result of sin restructuring the wages they pay
What's that Biblical reference about "The wages of sin.."
It nearly did lead to their death as a channel.
It still might because that sort of history does not look good to girls who might consider going there. If they really have enticed girls to leave existing jobs with promises of more money and then reneged on that then I for one would be delighted if they closed immediately. It would be different if they used agreed contract notice periods to reduce rates at a future date but to try and reduce it for work already done is despicable.
All this sounds to me as though their business plan was way off track and they had some very twitchy bankers. Bankers don't relax in these circumstances very quickly so at the first sign of further trouble I'd expect more problems. Its all very well thinking that you can reduce costs and increase prices and all will be rosy but they have pissed off their key resource and their customers at the same time. They may have been able to keep some girls but it does make you wonder if they thought their prospects elsewhere were minimal and I've commented before that latest recruits are not exactly premier league.
All very sad