Because many high street brands continue to be under threat, I've put together a guide on what happens when firms
go bust on the Resolver website resolver.co.uk/news/ your-rights-when-firms-gobust.
Gareth Alan Davies | scabs dont care for wales just want to feather own nests let regions
go bust.
The veteran Labour councillor said the authorities "would therefore have to be bailed out by someone", adding that he had heard two councils "would
go bust next year".
"Clubs, when they
go bust, need to completely
go bust and start from scratch again, instead of going bust on a Wednesday and playing again on a Saturday," said Sugar.
Blastland says more travel firms "trading in the toughest market for many years" are bound to
go bust in the coming months.
Customers' money will now be held in ring-fenced accounts so they get it back if firms
go bust.
Unions Community and Amicus have brought the case against the UK Government, saying the Government failed to comply with an EU Directive that says member states have to have protection in place for workers whose firms
go bust.
However, the realist in me says that all ACL/city council have done is put off the inevitable and ACL will probably
go bust over the next 12 to 18months, leaving Sisu to come in and return CCFC to the Ricoh Arena to play their football, which is of course what the fans are asking for isn't it?
"It is almost inevitable that some companies will
go bust in a recession."
WEST HAM co-owner David Gold yesterday declared he wants Portsmouth to go down - but not to
go bust.
Fewer businesses are set to
go bust this year than during 2003 as the UK economic recovery gathers pace, a report claims today.
A CHILDREN'S charity could
go bust after a thief stole a mobile phone and ran up a huge bill calling raunchy premium numbers.
It doesn't really make sense, because if our high street banks did
go bust it would be a catastrophe on an unprecedented and unimaginable scale, but even so - I'd still be laughing.