British media: British car companies send £ 2,000 to employees to deal with inflation

[Global Times Comprehensive Report] With the high cost of living in the UK, the famous British cars and engine makers Rolls -Royce pay money to help employees cope with pressure. According to the British "Financial Times" reported on the 21st, Rolls -Royce will issue a one -time subsidy of £ 2,000 to 14,000 employees to help them cope with the rising living costs of the UK.

As the British inflation rate reached a new high of 40 years, many companies have announced the rescue measures for funding employees. Rolls -Royce spokesman told the Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) that 70%of British employees of the company will receive this subsidy of 2,000 pounds. "At the same time, we will also provide workshop employees with the highest increase in salary in 10 years."

According to BBC, official British data show that the number of unemployed people in the country is the first time in history than the number of vacancies in the job. Therefore, in order to retain employees, some British companies have adopted the method of increasing salaries or providing subsidies. Prior to Rolls -Royce, there were subsidies and salary increases to employees with different number of employees.

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