Thread: Carillion Crisis
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Old 16-01-2018, 18:43   #29
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Re: Carillion Crisis
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Originally Posted by BenMcr View Post
The business itself needs to fail. It needs to be shown that if you run your company into the ground it won't be rescued no matter who your customers are.

Saying that, I agree completely that employees and small sub contractors need as much help as is possible.
Sorry, my post wasn’t clear. I agree that Carillion should be allowed to fail. I was referring to the resultant business dealing with public sector contracts. The liquidator will have to sort out the private sector part of the business.
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