Peter Fankhauser

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OJ Anderson (center) with colleagues Shelley Matthews, Donna Kelly, outside Downing Street.

After 23 years with the Thomas Cook Cabin Crew member OJ Anderson learned to save on messaging app WhatsApp, the last-ditch Rescue talks, The Company - and Job - had failed.

Around 9,000 people in the UK were left unemployed when the economy fails, in a last-ditch Rescue deal.

Ms Anderson, as all of the former employees of the reduced travel company, was to be paid because of, on Monday for the month of September, but did not receive because The Company is in liquidation

"lucky that I do not pay my credit card bill last month, so I had The Money in my bank. "

to help But now you have to turn ll to to her mother. "The Bank of mom comes to The Rescue ," she says.

Ms Anderson joined with former colleagues, Donna, Kelly, and Shelley Matthews, and dozens of other ex-Thomas Cook staff will deliver a petition to Downing Street, signed by More Than 50,000 people are demanding answers about The Company to collapse. It calls for an investigation into where The Money went out of business.

she throws the management, said: "These people are The Best at what they do, and you have let us all down. "

"We need answers from you and if there is something that is not quite right - Accountability for it. "

Al-and-White, marched past Parliament with other former Thomas Cook employees.

Former cabin manager Al White says he is angry that The Company boss, Peter Fankhauser , was

"We still haven't got no money, we are literally just relying on friends, family, [and] savings," he says.

"[Mr Fankhauser] ok, we are not. "

just before she went under, Thomas Cook turned to the government of the United Kingdom for £250m Rescue package. But the government refused, arguing that the troubled travel would not survive company, even with a bailout.

But Lord Knows that was a mistake.

"If we are already saved, could we have paid The Money back, as it was when the government saved the banks. "

Instead, he says that the government pick up a larger share of The Bill for the repatriation of holidaymakers and the reimbursement of travellers whose holidays have been cancelled.

Alessandro Rossi Nelli is worried that Thomas Cook , the error is may hurt his new wife visa application.

Former Cabin Crew member, Alessandro Rossi, Nelli, said £250m was "peanuts" for the government, while the 9,000 families were affected by the collapse.

He married earlier this year and fears that without a Job , he may not be able to sponsor his new wife to the application for a visa for the United Kingdom.

"I don't support you, so I know whether... they will refuse it," he says.

Jo Cooke and Colleen Gibson say that they believed the assurances of Thomas Cook 's management that The Company would survive.

the Former branch Manager Jo Cooke worries that they misled customers about the health of The Company in The Days before it collapsed.

her colleague, Colleen Gibson said, she said, it would "make a lot of noise", but "it would be OK".

"I don't know if we were simply gullible or naive, but we really believed that. "

In a statement the government said: "the collapse Of Thomas Cook is devastating for those who have lost their jobs, and concerned holiday makers and the government will do all it can to support you. "

"Unfortunately, a government bailout would not solve The Company 's problems are well documented. "

Thomas Cook staff told has been, apply to the Insolvency Service Redundancy Payments Service (RPS).

The Insolvency Service has said that claims would be paid within 14 days of receipt of the information, but "special pay arrangements in place sooner, if practicable to do so".

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Source of news: bbc.com