The decision to lay off staff at Son Amar has come as something of a bombshell. The president of the Abactur association of tourist activities, Roberto Dárias, says that "Son Amar is a benchmark for Mallorca and is one of our principal associates. The decision confirms the difficulties facing nightlife businesses. These have led to a desperate situation." For Dárias, the reasons given for dismissing staff highlight the fact that loans from the ICO credit institute are not the solution; "the lack of direct aid is decisive".
Son Amar layoffs confirm difficulties facing nightlife businesses
Ninety-eight employees have been laid off
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