Suncrest Hotel changes its name

Victor Grima

May 22nd 2009, 13:21

The company is registered as Suncrest Hotels plc and that has not changed. The hotel's name was The Suncrest Hotel and now Seashells resort at Suncrest. Thus only the hotel's name has changed and not its registration.. re employers/employees/creditors/debtors nothing has changed.

Galea. L

May 19th 2009, 07:25

John Azzopardi
Because, for example, they may be considered to be employed with a new company and their years of services will be disregarded in case there are problems and they will all be considered as having been new entrants all entering at the same time, so the last in first out principle will not operate.

Galea. L

May 18th 2009, 23:04

John Azzopardi
Simple JOhn.
The employees would be considered as if a new company had been formed and their service would not be counted. That is one point John.

John Azzopardi

May 18th 2009, 20:27

Why is it that unions are always suspicious? How does the change in name concern the union? What we need is a good dose of Thatcherism.

Paul Barrett

May 18th 2009, 20:24

Call it whatever they like, locally it will still be known as the Suncrest - Its like calling a Flat an Apartment - basically it is still a Flat.

Moira Heath

May 18th 2009, 20:20

Couldn't they just call it the Suncrest Resort? The Seashells Resort at Suncrest is too long a name anyway and it sounds tacky. Reminds me of silly seashell souvenirs.