Post by acnedriver on Sept 6, 2022 5:58:14 GMT
A cab firm boss says driver jobs and taxi operations have been secured despite a venture having to be put into liquidation. Premier in Bangor are one of the biggest taxi firms in north west Wales.
But after being "battered" by Covid and hit by recent legislation changes over self employed drivers following the Uber case Premier Cars Bangor Ltd has been put into a Creditors voluntary liquidation. However Premier Group North Wales has been formed to continue the Premier name - with 45 staff employed covering parts of Gwynedd and Anglesey.
Boss Chris O'Neal said it had been a difficult period but that they were treating it as a "learning curve". He said that they had come back stronger with a "vision" of being the leading taxi firm in the area.
www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/chris-oneal-says-jobs-saved-24931856
But after being "battered" by Covid and hit by recent legislation changes over self employed drivers following the Uber case Premier Cars Bangor Ltd has been put into a Creditors voluntary liquidation. However Premier Group North Wales has been formed to continue the Premier name - with 45 staff employed covering parts of Gwynedd and Anglesey.
Boss Chris O'Neal said it had been a difficult period but that they were treating it as a "learning curve". He said that they had come back stronger with a "vision" of being the leading taxi firm in the area.
www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/chris-oneal-says-jobs-saved-24931856