Helping Out
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| Originally published | July 9, 1999 |
| Authors | Miri Song |
| Genres | Guidebook |
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| ID | 2941922 |
About Helping Out
The growing body of literature on ethnic businesses has emphasized the importance of small family-based businesses as a key form of immigrant adaptation. . . .
How laksa fever took hold in this Australian city
... He spent years Helping Out after school and raiding the drinks fridge, before having an epiphany...
Putin in China aiming to strengthen anti-West coalition
... And yet China has been Helping Out its partner, hit by sanctions following its invasion of Ukraine, by piping more Russian natural gas into its north-eastern province of Heilongjiang...
Help to buy homes from 'Bank of Family' rises
... " Whilst the majority are mums and dads Helping Out, also grandparents, aunts and uncles and even friends of the family are Helping Out as well...
Leeds Festival: Sam Fender crowned king of the North with career-defining set
... He calls for a round of applause for the security staff - " legends" - for Helping Out before the gig gets back under way with a thrashy song " about going to Aldi in Howdon the middle of the pandemic"...
Package holidays in Greece, Spain and Turkey soar in price
... " We re seeing an increase in multi-generational holidays, because we re finding that some of the grandparents weren t affected as much financially by Covid or the cost-of-living crisis, so they are Helping Out their children and their grandchildren, " she says...
Laura Kuenssberg: Can we avoid a summer of strikes?
... Perhaps the most eyebrow-raising reason given by the government for not budging came from then-cabinet minister Nadhim Zahawi, who that nurses would be Helping Out Vladimir Putin if they took industrial action...
The pandemic entrepreneurs moving into the High Street
... The shop is his dream family business, with relatives Helping Out...
Who is striking? How Wednesday 21 December's walkouts will affect you
... Members of the Household Division who are being drafted in say they feel " nervous" but also " honoured" to be Helping Out...
Businesses urged to slash prices by cost of living tsar
Businesses is being asked to cut prices for consumers in a new government campaign.
Number 10's new cost of living tsar David Buttress asked business leaders on Monday night for their ideas on.
A government source told The Bbc the government will not provide any funding for businesses to cut prices.
But a taxpayer-funded ad campaign to promote the initiative will run next month.
The Campaign would be about recognising the efforts of businesses who are trying to help consumers with The Rising cost of living, and " amplifying and channelling them" as well as encouraging other businesses to do the same.
The Bbc has been told businesses will be encouraged to join The Campaign by introducing price-cutting measures, and in exchange will add The Campaign name and logo to their branding. The government intends to launch The Campaign in early July.
In a speech to business leaders at the CBI on Monday night, Mr Buttress told them he wanted their " best ideas on How To help" to take to the " heart of government".
Examples he used to demonstrate how private companies could help included " extending Mobile Phone company social tariffs" " learning from the success of Gregg's breakfast clubs" - where The Chain gives a free breakfast to some school Children - or popularising apps that sell off cheap food that would otherwise go to waste.
The said there were four points in the year that businesses could provide price cuts to help People - Summer holidays, Children returning to school for the new term, inflation going up in Autumn, and Christmas.
'Kudos'The government will be " rolling out the official name with branding and logos shortly" Mr Buttress said.
It's understood the slogan, which is still being decided, will promote a message about Helping Out in Tough Times , which businesses could display to give them " kudos" as a government source put it, by cutting their prices for consumers using money they would otherwise use on marketing.
In 2020, the to support hospitality businesses - where diners got a state-backed 50% discount on meals and soft drinks up to £10 each on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays for a limited period.
The government provided funding to the hospitality businesses during this period to fund the discount.
It's understood that the proposed campaign will not see the government provide businesses with money to cut costs for consumers.
Instead, the taxpayer will fund a public information campaign highlighting The Campaign name, logo and what support and deals are available from the Private Sector .
Source of news: bbc.com