Unless the government makes specific contracts where they don't. Normally they do, but there have been cases where it wasn't true. Remember the TARP in the US released a few years ago. The government specifically put itself later on the list, rather than first. It was kind of weird.albino boo said:VonKlaw said:Hopefully this will teach GAME that you can't hold out on declaring redundancies for the sake of trying to keep your share prices high, and then just sack people on the spot when shit inevitably hits the fan anyway.
Ok its not up to game anymore, the company is in control of an administrator. PWC is administrator appointed for the UK based main company. The Irish subsidiary has also gone bankrupt and after paying the money it owes to the primary Irish creditors, mainly the Irish government, there isn't any money left. Governments around the world unsurprisingly pass laws stating that when companies go bankrupt they are first in line to get the tax that they are owed.