BrewDog wage controversy and the perils of being 'punk'
In this week's Spotlight, we look at the rise and the controversies of craft beer punks BrewDog
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In this week's Spotlight, we look at the rise and the controversies of craft beer punks BrewDog
After it was revealed last week that BrewDog would no longer be paying bar workers the real living wage, co-founder James Watt has defended the decision, saying that the company has to "balance [its] books".
A letter sent to BrewDog bar workers has revealed that both current and future employees will be paid below the real living wage, despite the company previously advocating for it.
Brewdog boss James Watt, 40, said he has been diagnosed with autism and ADHD after he sought specialist help amid allegations of inappropriate workplace behaviour
BrewDog has defended the sale of its beer in Qatar, despite having launching a vocal protest campaign against the World Cup in the country.