Ed informs the staff to pay the full amount as usual - Gary is not happy showing the slow position

Manchester United chief executive Ed Woodward sent an email to full-time employees that the club would pay them 100 percent of their wages as if they were working as usual. Although now everyone has to be detained at home. And said that he would not accept government help, but Gary Neville, the former top of the team, is still not happy that the club has stood too slow.

Ed Woodward, executive vice president of

เว็บพนันที่ดีที่สุด Manchester United, the English Premier League giants, has sent an email to about 900 full-time staff that "Red Devils" will still pay wages to the employees. That with 100 percent of themselves Although these employees are not required to work at the club.

The Premier League is currently in the process of resting to prevent the Covid-19 virus. Spread more than this But it makes various clubs Was heavily affected as well Because they have to lack income on the day of the competition Which was originally considered as one of the main incomes that helped each club survive

As mentioned, some teams in the Premier League

บาคาร่าขั้นต่ำ20บาท have previously decided to suspend their staff. Especially groups that are not related to football And then take measures that require the government to pay 80 percent of the wages of all of those employees on their behalf The team that used this measure was Tottenham Hotspur, Newcastle United and Norwich City.

While Liverpool have announced they will take this measure as well While also paying the remaining 20 percent as well But it also results in them being heavily criticized by many people. Because those people think that "Reds" are financially good enough to pay the wages by themselves And should let the small team With financial problems taking over this measure, which Liverpool recently changed their mind not to use that measure

Previously, there were rumors that Manchester United would not receive help from the government. Because they have enough money to

แทงบอลไทยลีกออนไลน์ handle the issues themselves, and on Monday, April 6, Woodward sent an email to all the full-time staff of the team saying that even though these people Must stay at home as recommended by the government But they will still receive complete wages In addition, the club will be responsible for paying all by themselves.

Woodward's email says: "We have considered the

sagame66 best way to help our Manchester United colleagues as we can. As you may well know, the government has created the Coronavirus Job Retreat (which means Suspension of the corona virus session) so that each company can take that measure "

"At the moment, the measure is effective until June 1. However, we would like to confirm that we will not suspend any staff members just to match the said measures. And we will pay our employees in the full amount in the same condition as if still working with us as usual "

"We will continue to consider the situation and contact you if it changes in the future. For those who are unable to finish the job as normal Or reduced work during this period We encourage all of you to volunteer. Either with NHS or your own local community The club has talked about many ways that we can help NHS (the National Health Office), and volunteering is one of the ways we can make a difference. Please let me know when you decide to do any volunteer work. However, as we said before So that we can assist you further "

Woodward's email also said that they will still pay employees who normally only work on the day of the match until the end of this season. And will also consider providing additional assistance to this group of people In which there are approximately 3,000 people in that area

However, Gary Neville, the right-back legend of the team. Still not happy that Manchester United's position is too late. "As a fan of Manchester United, I am very disappointed. They have to wait 3 weeks before they make a statement about this important matter. Manchester United, the most famous club in the world. And the Premier League's highest-paying team should be the first team to show good standing And is a leader in matters like this "