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'When a company closes, there's nothing much we can do': About 100 True Fitness & True Yoga ex-staff gather at liquidators' meeting at HQ
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· September 11, 2026
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Key points The meeting was attended by around 100 people, who were informed about the company's provisional liquidation. Former staff of two fitness companies gathered to discuss the sudden closure of outlets.
Former staff of two fitness companies gathered to discuss the sudden closure of outlets. They had received an email late at night informing them of the decision. The message from the human resources department explained that operations had ceased and outlets were closed immediately.
A meeting was held the next day, where provisional liquidators outlined the next steps. Many former employees attended, including instructors and sales staff. Some seemed to accept the situation, while others were shocked and disappointed.
Further details about the closure and its impact on staff are available from the source. The meeting was attended by around 100 people, who were informed about the company's provisional liquidation.
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Published: September 11, 2026 ·
Source: Mothership ·
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