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Unilever to Protect Workers’ Pay for up to 3 Months

The consumer goods giant will also help its 'most vulnerable' suppliers with cash as part of a $543 million relief programme.
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  • Reuters

LONDON, United Kingdom — Consumer goods giant Unilever Plc said on Tuesday it would shield its workforce for up to three months from sudden drop in pay, resulting from market disruptions or an inability to perform their roles during the coronavirus pandemic.

The maker of Dove soaps and Omo detergent also said it would help its "most vulnerable" small- and medium-sized suppliers with cash and will extend credit to select small-scale retailers, as part of a €500 million ($543 million) relief programme.

By Siddharth Cavale; editor: Sherry Jacob-Phillips.

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