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Agreed. TBH there are jobs where a ZHC is necessary and well practiced, e.g. hospital bank staff.

OSB, do you think there is something to read in to the way they've valued the lease on the casino separately?

I agree, like shmmeee says the methodology is internationally agreed but it is a bit of a sham isn't it?

No, they're not a specific Tory thing by any means but they are a thing and have grown from 168k people in 2010 to 896k in 2019, that's 530%. If the Tories are going to keep claiming record increases in employment then they own such an increase in the rise of ZHC.

I'm showing what the definition of employment for the purpose of those stats are (using the links to such information that are on the page you posted). Jesus Christ you really are Obtuse.

What it's saying that somebody on a zero hours contract who is asked to work for over an hour a week is counted as employed (and contributing to this brilliant booming Tory economy)

Yep, embarrassing isn't it?

Look at my post above, the employment statistics are utter nonsense and completely misleading. They do tally though with the UK's poor productivity statistics.

From the ONS website and related links, the definition of employment itself is pathetic and contradictory:

The point I was making is that the prior improvement in revenue for ACL and IEC will potentially be pegged back by the loss of CCFC as a tenant

Because the definition of employment bears no relation to the general perception of being in paid work

Yes ACL and IEC income up (CCFC will contribute) but Wasps Rugby income down.

Valuation of the Arena and investment properties The Group assesses the value of Arena on an annual basis in accordance with the accounting policy stated in note 2. This valuation follows the principles of IFRS 13 and is based on an income approach. This approach requires estimation of the...

Latest results are up: https://www.wasps.co.uk/media/6375/wasps-holdings-limited-year-ended-30-jun-2019.pdf Looks a mixed picture, revenue up but operating loss up as well. Senior debt is down overall as they've paid off their £3.5m overdraft with the CVC funding I think. Debt to Richardson...

Yeah i understand that, I meant 'wage bill' including whatever other mechanisms they've come up with for paying players beyond just salary

Wonder if any Wasps players were in receipt of bonds?

I think a fine is a bit of a blunt instrument here, it doesn't sound like Saracens backers are short of a bob or two so what difference will that make? What are the ongoing sanctions beyond the points deduction? Presumably they have to slash the wage bill now?

I don't agree with the idea that the club is "well run" - it attempts to live within its means which is pretty standard practice, but in fairness has been reliant on the owner for cashflow and also selling players, it isn't particularly sustainable. The club hasn't increased its asset base at...

Fuck's sake, that's another team that Wasps may now finish above. Well done to PR for punishing it like you say, football could learn a bit from it.

In fairness Troy Deeney has a larger body shape than most seasoned professionals. Lads in their teenage years are still developing. I don't think gym work really does much compared to just getting out there and playing, it helps