British host criticizes Mrs. Bei for applying for unpaid leave subsidies: I'm going to throw up

Beckham and Victoria

On April 28, the UK reported that British star David Beckham's wife,"Betty" Victoria, applied to the British government for unpaid leave subsidies, which sparked heated discussions. Many people are asking why taxpayers should spend 200,000 pounds (about 176 yuan) to pay salaries to employees of Victoria's companies, when she has so much money herself.

As the epidemic hit the British economy hard, last month, Victoria announced that it would close all "Victoria Beckham" stores in London in line with the epidemic prevention policy, maintaining only the operating model of an e-commerce platform. She also said that after the store closed, employees were forced to take a two-month vacation, and they did not receive the company's salary, and they also had to donate 20% of their operating income to help with epidemic prevention. However, recently, Victoria was publicly requested from the government for a £ 200,000 corporate unpaid leave subsidy. Its employees will still be able to stay unemployed and receive 80% of their salary before June, and will be subsidized by the British government. In other words, employee salaries are paid by British taxpayers.

The Beckhams, whose assets are estimated to be as high as 335 million pounds, have aroused strong resentment among the British. Famous British host Pierce Morgan bluntly said: "I'm sorry, I'm going to throw up... Why do you take taxpayer money that the British National Health Service urgently needs and which you don't need to give your employees a vacation? To support your failed business?" Reported that the company under the name of Bei sister-in-law has been in a state of loss for four consecutive years.

British reports said that after applying for government bailout funds encountered a public backlash, a glum Victoria followed the advice of her advisers and once stopped publishing photos of her life on social media to "show off her wealth" and stopped uploading her family's home in a £ 6.15 million mansion. Photo or video of isolation at home. (World Wide Web)