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image captionMr Roe said staff were repeatedly paid late, but the matter "got even worse when the pandemic started"
A man who quit his job at a caravan company after 20 years has said he left because work "turned into a nightmare" in lockdown and the firm allegedly failed to make furlough payments.
Ian Roe said staff at Preston's Lunar Automotive had to use food banks and loan sharks in the last year amid claims £170,000 of wages was not paid.
Lunar Automotive said that was "not a number which the company recognises".
The Unite union has called for an investigation of owner Nicholas Marks.