When places prioritise saving £10.20/hour over meeting customer expectations that sends a pretty direct message that said £10.20 is needed, and likely needed badly.
Sends very much the wrong signal.
And as I said, if they have to cut where people can see it/experience it/be frustrated and annoyed by it, then it suggests that they’re cutting the bits you can’t directly interact with even more severely.
When places prioritise saving £10.20/hour over meeting customer expectations that sends a pretty direct message that said £10.20 is needed, and likely needed badly.
Sends very much the wrong signal.
And as I said, if they have to cut where people can see it/experience it/be frustrated and annoyed by it, then it suggests that they’re cutting the bits you can’t directly interact with even more severely.