This company has been an accident waiting to happen for some time and it is only down to the professionalism of the staff that there was not a major accident. You cannot behave as the Longmint directors have in aviation without affecting flight safety. Money worries can be a distraction for anyone but even worse when they are not of your making and you have no control over it. Longmint directors wouldn't know about that!
Rumour was that National Grid had given Sterling 14 days to get back to flying and I don't think they have been flying for National Grid today. But have National Grid pulled the contract? Maybe Sterling are just going to put another bid in for it. This time they can put in a low bid as they have very few staff that they pay.
With such a litigation happy company are they going to sue National Grid?
More money in LEGAL FEES. Well they have to justify where all the money has gone somehow.
I also heard that all the staff were NOT PAID and if you put your notice in you have no chance of getting what is owed but you are still expected to work. Wonder what they are doing about references
Do people need a P45 to get another job? Maybe all the staff should book into Newick Park and stage a sit in until they get what is owed.