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The firm, which employs 22,000 UK-wide, said it wanted to allow greater flexibility to workers post-pandemic.
There are three aspects to its plan - allowing people to decide their own working pattern every day, allowing people to continuing working from home but with at least 40% of their time in the office, and taking a half day on a Friday in July and August after condensing their work into the rest of the week.
Its workers here are to move into new offices at Merchant Square in Belfast city centre in the summertime - a building which was sold for £87m this week in Northern Ireland s biggest-ever office deal.
Lenders smile on Smile Telecoms with $51m injection Sign in with LinkedIn
3h | Alan Burkitt-Gray Lenders to troubled African operator Smile Telecoms Holdings have agreed to reschedule its debts for a year.
At the same time the company, registered in Mauritius but with a head office in the UK, has had an injection of US$51 million to keep it going.
This morning the company said: “This debt restructuring plan sees an injection in fresh money funding from Smile’s majority shareholder, the Al Nahla, and rescheduling on debt repayment until post-March 2022.”
According to Al Nahla’s website, it was founded in Saudi Arabia in 1996. Its main areas of interest are in the automotive, real estate, trading and investment businesses. Investment activities include telecoms, the site confirms.
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