E tū union​ is working with members employed by clothing retailer Ezibuy​ after the retailer announced plans to restructure, after posting a $28.9 million loss during the year to June. E tū organiser Ruth Sproston said the proposal had been put to “some employees at Ezibuy”. * Kathmandu first-half profit jumps; resumes dividend paymentsThe company operates six stores and runs a call centre for phone orders from the Ezibuy catalogue. It mails more than 23 million catalogues annually and processes more than 1.75 million orders a year to customers in Australia and New Zealand. The mail order clothing company was started in Palmerston North in 1978 by the Gillespie brothers.

Source: Stuff August 17, 2021 17:01 UTC