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Charmaine Hallmark @hallmarktravel Out and about: Gabriele and Becky at a recent training event… it’s all work, work, work!
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The best of your letters, comments and social media this week Poor pay: The ‘benefit’ of travel is no compensation
Story: Sell travel as ‘sexy’ career option, says Hays Travel owner Travel is a brilliant industry to work in, but the unsaid truth is that to enjoy the opportunities that it presents to travel and experience the world, staff have to be paid enough to exercise that opportunity as well as maintain their home and family on a monthly basis. The industry has always implied these ‘benefits’ compensate for the poor pay in the industry – but they don’t and never have, and times like this prove it. The fact that some people in work also have to claim benefits to sustain a minimum standard of living simply shows that the state is having to top up bad remuneration by employers. So the state is basically compensating poor remuneration, and thereby enabling higher-than-deserved profits. Robin H
Dave Irons @David_Irons65 Once in a Lifetime Holidays So Grant Shapps, who managed to bring travel to its knees, is now home secretary responsible for law, order and security in the UK. That’s going to end well, isn’t it?
Deva Travel @Deva_Travel Award winners. Proud to announce we have won the @ChesterBID Best Customer Service for Travel and Leisure 2022 award
Spain: Restrictions
Story: Spain to drop all Covid entry restrictions ahead of half-term Lisa Holdsworth [Hays Travel]: Thank god. Lucy Clark [Travology Travel]: About time, now for the United States. Laura Farren-Burton [Holidaysplease]: Yay!
Oceania: Wilson
Story: Oceania Cruises recruits additional sales manager Jackie Ferrie Stevenson [Love to Travel]: Congratulations Sharon [Wilson]. That’s amazing news. Kate Murray [Cumbria Travel]: Congratulations, wishing you all the best in your new role.
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