Visitor for some National trust Cafe can be forced to go without home Beak As the proposed job cuts are ready to hit the kitchen employees.
According to the report, in less profitable locations, the Cafe can be sent from a central source from a central source from a central source instead of being fresh in the kitchen. Many times,
It comes as a trust About six percent ax of your employees – about 550 jobs – In bid to reduce costs and find £ 26m in savings. In a statement, Charity blamed the recent employer’s national insurance growth and national living wages, which he said that his annual salary bill was added to more than £ 10m. A charity spokesperson said that change, if adopted, will affect only ten percent of its cafe.
“The proposed change will affect our less than 10 percent CafeAll of which are small outlets where it is difficult to be financially durable due to rising costs, ”he said that Independent“We will still have food and drinks available in these cafes, however, and more than 90 percent of our cafes we offer will not change.”
Charity, which cares for more than 500 historical homes, gardens, palaces and natural places in the UK, earlier stated that it was struggling with rising costs despite increasing the visitor number.
He said, “To fulfill our objectives and create a permanent future for the organization in a difficult financial environment, our first step should be to ensure that we are financially strong and properly revived for the future,” he said. “Although demand and support for our work is increasing with annual growth in visitors and donations; rising costs are increasing this growth.”
Charity stated that the proposed change would be “able to take care of our shared historical and natural environment in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, which are long -standing in the future”.