We make the cards for you guys, plus most of the hotel chains in the U.K.(key cards) were definitely making some but fortunately I’m not going to be one of them, shit got the ones that are though. Fucking nightmare.Anyone else under the threat of being made redundant due to current climate and Covid.
I work for Historic Royal Palaces a self funding charity which looks after 6 sites, Tower of London, Hampton Court Palace, Kensington palace, Kew Palace, Banqueting House in Whitehall and Hillsborough Castle in Northern Ireland.
Announced this week that we have £94m revenue shortfall (85% of income) and asked for people to apply for voluntary redundancy They need to cut 20-25 per cent off the wage bill which is roughly 50% of the costs. If they don't get enough to apply then compulsory redundancies will be announced in July. Roughly 1,000 staff involved
I have been on furlough for 7 weeks after initially working from home for a few weeks and potentially some staff could be on furlough until October. Any staff not made redundant will have 20 per cent paycut and if/when called back into work will be working reduced hours
A-maze-d surely?Can’t believe there hasn’t been any Hampton Court jokes. Place is going to the fucking dogs.
good luck hope everything pans out ok.
Heard this from a mate who works at ToL today. Grim times.Anyone else under the threat of being made redundant due to current climate and Covid.
I work for Historic Royal Palaces a self funding charity which looks after 6 sites, Tower of London, Hampton Court Palace, Kensington palace, Kew Palace, Banqueting House in Whitehall and Hillsborough Castle in Northern Ireland.
Announced this week that we have £94m revenue shortfall (85% of income) and asked for people to apply for voluntary redundancy They need to cut 20-25 per cent off the wage bill which is roughly 50% of the costs. If they don't get enough to apply then compulsory redundancies will be announced in July. Roughly 1,000 staff involved
I have been on furlough for 7 weeks after initially working from home for a few weeks and potentially some staff could be on furlough until October. Any staff not made redundant will have 20 per cent paycut and if/when called back into work will be working reduced hours
I was made redundant on March 31st so not strictly Covid related but the company I worked for (A German company who are a household name) were letting over 50 go across Europe due to the challenging market ... I was going to hang my boots up anyway, it was just a pisser that they only offered the statutory amount...Anyone else under the threat of being made redundant due to current climate and Covid.
I work for Historic Royal Palaces a self funding charity which looks after 6 sites, Tower of London, Hampton Court Palace, Kensington palace, Kew Palace, Banqueting House in Whitehall and Hillsborough Castle in Northern Ireland.
Announced this week that we have £94m revenue shortfall (85% of income) and asked for people to apply for voluntary redundancy They need to cut 20-25 per cent off the wage bill which is roughly 50% of the costs. If they don't get enough to apply then compulsory redundancies will be announced in July. Roughly 1,000 staff involved
I have been on furlough for 7 weeks after initially working from home for a few weeks and potentially some staff could be on furlough until October. Any staff not made redundant will have 20 per cent paycut and if/when called back into work will be working reduced hours
I was tempted to take the voluntary as been there 12 years but there's a chance my other half might be made redundant. Spoke with head our our department and he is hopeful I will be ok as we have cut staff from 8 to 6 start of the year when 2 left which were not replaced, we also had 2 contractors which have both finished now as well