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Being on Mike Ashley’s Naughty List

Jan 18, 2020By John's Labour blog

Now the season of good will is well and truly over, I can confirm that I did not receive a Christmas card from Sports Direct Mike Ashley.

I am of course – gutted.

Hat tip Daily Telegraph

“The rant before Christmas: five people on Mike Ashley’s naugh…Read more…

Jan 18, 2020John's Labour blog

“Mike Ashley blocks Labour councillor from Sports Direct board meetings after Corbyn row”

Nov 1, 2019By John's Labour blog

Hat tip Laura Onita Telegraph
“Sports Direct tycoon Mike Ashley has blocked a Labour councillor from joining the retailer’s board meetings after a spat with Jeremy Corbyn.

The billionaire wrote to John Gray, who is also the vice-chair of the Loca…Read more…

Nov 1, 2019John's Labour blog

Pension fund anger at Sports Direct’s Mike Ashley: ‘There’s a problem here’

Sep 11, 2019By John's Labour blog

This morning I went to the Sports Direct Annual General Meeting, during which I had at times a rather robust conversation with its founder, majority shareholder and Chief Executive Officer, Mike Ashley. The media were banned from the meeting.

Hat tip …Read more…

Sep 11, 2019John's Labour blog

Sports Direct agrees to independent review of working practices

Sep 20, 2016By Going To Work

Sports Direct has made a major u-turn and pledged to carry out an independent review of its working practices.Read more…

Sep 20, 2016Going To Work

“Sports Direct cannot be allowed to mark their own homework”

Sep 6, 2016By John's Labour blog

Check out the press release below from the TUC about rotten employer “Sports Direct” whose company AGM is tomorrow.

The BBC report here that Sports Direct are desperately trying to pretend that all is ok and they are going to change.

Such huma…Read more…

Sep 6, 2016John's Labour blog

“Sports Direct” 21st Centuray Workhouse employer & unacceptable face of capitalism

Jul 24, 2016By John's Labour blog

The press has been full of headlines about vile UK retailer “Sports Direct” as being a “workhouse employer” who treats its workers like dirt.

Where women give birth in its toilets and fleets of “999” ambulances have to be sent out to aid wo…Read more…

Jul 24, 2016John's Labour blog

Wanted: Mike Ashley – Is this high noon for Sports Direct?

Mar 22, 2016By Stronger Unions

A showdown is brewing between billionaire Sports Direct founder Mike Ashley, and MPs investigating mistreatment of workers in his sportswear empire. The BIS Select Committee have been trying to…Read more…

Mar 22, 2016Stronger Unions

Why did Sports Direct call ambulances 82 times?

Oct 11, 2015By John's Labour blog

Dear Friend
Sports Direct’s Shirebrook warehouse is the heart of the giant sportswear retailer, handling clothes and kit that will be sold all over the country. The pace of work there is relentless, and the harsh conditions have long been protested by Unite, who represent workers there. But now a…Read more…

Oct 11, 2015John's Labour blog

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