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To Tony Senior
I'm sure pretty much all of 2SFG will, but the question you need to ask is is it good for the long-term success of the business or will it end up like Premier – within a decade going from £2.5bn turnover to less than £900M and selling its assets? Daft bonus schemes, expensive company cars, everyone with mobile phones, it's not sustainable. Yet someone brings common sense to it, and it's bad? Batley nearly closed under Premier – and you know it. It's funny how no one comments to say: I don't like it but if it means security and prosperity …
Posted by in the know
01 August 2012 | 21h09