Manchester United Vow to Pay Casual Workers Wages
The management team of Manchester United football club has vow to pay all casual workers wages in spite of the suspension of matches following the pandemic issue around the globe. As it is presently held that all Premier League games are currently suspended until at least 30 April. On this note the club announced that they will pay all its loyal matchday and non-matchday casual workers, should Premier League games be cancelled or played behind closed doors for the remainder of this season.
This goodwill gesture reflects the club’s desire to reduce the financial uncertainty facing its casual workforce, and is in recognition of the crucial role they play in delivering services to supporters.
Discussions are ongoing with the Premier League about what will happen to games after that date, including the four remaining games scheduled to be played at Old Trafford this season.
Discussions are ongoing with the Premier League about what will happen to games after that date, including the four remaining games scheduled to be played at Old Trafford this season.
The goodwill payment will be made to all matchday and non-matchday casual workers who have worked for the club in the past three months. Ed Woodward, Executive Vice Chairman, said:
“We rely on our outstanding staff to deliver an exceptional service and experience to fans at Old Trafford. “We understand that these are unprecedented circumstances and want to give them security whatever may happen regarding our remaining fixtures this season. We look forward to welcoming back all our supporters – and our colleagues – to Old Trafford as soon as possible.”
