Trends haemorrhaging staff since Callaghan blew SFO whistle
Publisher also releases more details of the software technology he says over 30 staff have worked on.
Trends chairman and publisher David Johnson says it has lost more than half of its staff since Callaghan Innovation revealed in December it was suspending Trends’ growth grant and referring the publishing company to the Serious Fraud Office.
Furthermore, Mr Johnson has disclosed more details on
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Jamie Ball
Fri, 24 Apr 2015
Fri, 24 Apr 2015
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Trends haemorrhaging staff since Callaghan blew SFO whistle
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