Looks like there’s a campaign building up to boycott Spinneys because of treating their employees unfairly.
According to Abir Ghattas, Spinneys refused to abide by the government’s decision to increase wages, and went further by firing the employees who dared to voice their demands to the management by signing a petition.
Unfortunately, Spinneys is not the only firm who refused to give that increase to its employees, in fact many others also did the same, but luckily for them very few or even none of these cases made it to the media since these companies knew beforehand that their employees will prefer to keep their mouth shut than risking their job by making a trouble about the matter.
Anyway, now that the minister of labor is aware of the issue, let’s see if he will really have the guts to do something about it as promised!
Concerning the economic view of the wage increase, Mr. Wright is right.
On the other hand, it sucks to be them. It is not that they didn’t get a raise, it is more like they got a salary cut, because the inflation and the increase in prices totally diminished the increase in the wage.
Moreover, they could’ve at least reviewed the spelling in this “poster?”.