 | Travelodge owns more than 500 hotels across the UK, Ireland and Spain and employs more than 6000 staff. Earlier this week it went into a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) - a legal process which helps companies reduce debts and outgoings. But what does this mean for the companies' stakeholders? Is it an ethical way to do business? The story raises a number of issues that the company press release failed to address. In this week's episode of Cass Talks, Cass's Associate Dean for Ethics, Sustainability and Engagement - Professor Paul Palmer - discusses who the victims are in the Travelodge case and what it means for Corporate Britain. | From: cassprogrammes Views: 5  0 ratings |
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Episode134 - The victims of the Travelodge CVA
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