The Warehouse: Where shareholders get a bargain
The heat is coming on the red sheds to pay back the $67m it received in taxpayer-funded subsidies.
Maria Slade
Mon, 19 Oct 2020
If Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern were reacting to a social media post about The Warehouse taking $68 million in wage subsidies yet still slashing hundreds of jobs, making a huge profit and spending $22m on consultants, she would probably use the ‘angry face’ emoji.
Company chair Joan Withers
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Maria Slade
Mon, 19 Oct 2020
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The Warehouse: Where shareholders get a bargain
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