My Food Bag under fire for using Talley's peas
Having just ditched its sponsorship of the Chiefs over a stripper, the retailer is now being strong-armed by union reps. With special feature audio.
Retailer My Food Bag is facing union pressure to end its relationship with supplier Talley’s Group, which has been criticised for poor worker rights and health and safety record.
Jessica Williams, media adviser for union Public Services Association, has written an opinion piece criticising My
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Fri, 09 Sep 2016
Fri, 09 Sep 2016
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My Food Bag under fire for using Talley's peas
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