25 Festnahmen bei Anti-Impf-Demo in Athen
Bei Krawallen auf einer Demo von Impfgegnern hat die griechische Polizei am Samstagabend 25 Menschen vorübergehend festgenommen. Zuvor hatten sich nach Angaben der Behörden mehrere Tausend Menschen auf dem zentralen Athener Syntagma-Platz versammelt, um gegen die teilweise Corona-Impfpflicht zu protestieren, die es in Griechenland inzwischen gibt. Nach einer friedlichen Kundgebung war die Situation eskaliert.
Demonstranten warfen Brandsätze und Steine auf die Einsatzkräfte und diese setzten Wasserwerfer und Tränengas ein. In Griechenland und auch auf Zypern kommt es derzeit immer wieder zu Demonstrationen gegen die Corona-Impfkampagnen, die zum Teil auch in Gewalt münden. Bei den Impfgegnern handelt es sich zu einem Großteil um religiöse Eiferer und Rechtsextreme.
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Charlene Joss, managing director of Tradeprint.
A Dundee company boss said there would have been fewer redundancies if the furlough scheme had been extended earlier.
The looming end date to the Job Retention Scheme “forced” a city firm to make job cuts last summer.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak initially said the furlough scheme would close at the end of October. The Government paid just 60% of workers’ wages in the final month.
The scheme was utilised by printing firm Tradeprint whose sales were badly hit as businesses closed and events were cancelled.
With the furlough end date approaching, it started a consultation process. This led to 37 workers losing their jobs.
‘Our hands were forced‘: Dundee boss says job cuts caused by uncertainty over furlough scheme
Updated: May 5, 2021, 9:24 am
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Charlene Joss, managing director of Tradeprint.
A Dundee company boss said there would have been fewer redundancies if the furlough scheme had been extended earlier.
The looming end date to the Job Retention Scheme “forced” a city firm to make job cuts last summer.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak initially said the furlough scheme would close at the end of October. The Government paid just 60% of workers’ wages in the final month.
The scheme was utilised by printing firm Tradeprint whose sales were badly hit as businesses closed and events were cancelled.