Tim Martin was previously a vocal supporter for Brexit
JD Wetherspoon CEO will implement a visa scheme for European Union workers in Boris Johnson as UK restaurants and pubs struggle to guide staff to facilitate lockdowns. I called out.
Tim Martin, who was previously outspoken about his support for Brexit, said the British Prime Minister should act to ease pressure on businesses, claiming that countries closer to the UK are preferred in terms of geography It’s doing it.
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Restaurant and pub owners are forced to close their sites at peak trading hours due to a shortage of workers.
The boss of JD Weatherspoon told the Daily Telegraph: “The UK’s fertility rate is low. It’s different from the EU system, so a reasonably liberal immigration system managed by our elected people will be a positive for the economy and the country.”
“The United States, Australia and Singapore have benefited from this approach for decades: immigration combined with democratic works.”
Tim Martin previously was critical of government guidelines and spoke about the need for wise and consistent policies to move forward.
JD Wetherspoon is looking to expand as many hospitality and services sector businesses were forced to close during the pandemic.
This allowed the company to expand its real estate. As a result, it could emerge from a stronger position from the pandemic.
