WILKO has put any potential job cuts on hold while administrators consider new bids for the retailer – but it’s not all good news. Wilko tumbled into administration two weeks ago, …
WILKO has put any potential job cuts on hold while administrators consider new bids for the retailer - but it's not all good news.
But today, The GMB union has said administrators for Wilko will not be proceeding with redundancies while it considers further bids for the stricken high street chain. While this may provide workers with a temporary sigh of relief, there is still a possibility that jobs will be cut if no deal is reached.
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