Tel says that it is business as usual for customers and staff, until the administrator can gauge the company's future prospects. The communications union wants an urgent meeting with the administrators about the future of the company's 1,400 staff. Union spokesman Stephen Jones says he wants a number of assurances from the administrators. The first thing is we'd like to receive an assurance that there is enough money in the bank to pay staff's accrued entitlements and secondly we'd like to discuss with the administrator the future employment security of the staff who were employed at One. Related Links One.
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