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Recruiter who was allowed to buy back his insolvent firm falls behind on payments after offering staff Vegas trip

The Guardian· May 31, 2026 · 6:43 AM · 3 views

A recruiter who encouraged staff with a Vegas trip is now struggling to keep up with debt payments. After buying back his insolvent company, Premier Group Recruitment, Andrew Woosnam is facing scrutiny over 'phoenixism.' This controversial practice lets directors restart businesses without old debts, sparking ethical debates. #BusinessNews #Finance #DebtCrisis #Recruitment #VegasTrip

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