LONDON – Marks & Spencer and ASOS are among a number of major businesses which are offering to give jobs to Ukrainian refugees when they start to arrive in the UK.
They are among a group of more than 45 large businesses which is pressing the government to make it easier for those driven out by Russia’s invasion to come to Britain.
The initiative is being led by British entrepreneur Emma Sinclair, chief executive of Enterprise Alumni, who said it had gained ground in a short space of time.
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