Originally Posted by ged1mcguirk

I can assure you that Parador Properties are not going out of business and the reason for any lay-offs is down to the numbers of inspection visits. The good weather in April and May saw less people attending exhibitions in the UK and Eire, this then has had a knock on effect with less inspection visits.

With top heavy numbers and low visits, it's obvious that people would be laid off, this is not going into financial difficulties but just good business sense. Maybe you should find out the facts before bad mouthing an extremely good company.

Originally Posted by ged1mcguirk

I can assure you that Parador Properties are not going out of business and the reason for any lay-offs is down to the numbers of inspection visits. The good weather in April and May saw less people attending exhibitions in the UK and Eire, this then has had a knock on effect with less inspection visits.

With top heavy numbers and low visits, it's obvious that people would be laid off, this is not going into financial difficulties but just good business sense. Maybe you should find out the facts before bad mouthing an extremely good company.

Originally Posted by mikelincs

This quote is from 24th July 2007 and has no bearing on the current situation, as has been stated they have gone into voluntary liquidation

Originally Posted by Mitzyboy

I think Busters Mum was doing a "posts that come back to haunt you" message

Originally Posted by busters mum

At last someone on my wavelength