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Arsenal make coronavirus pledge to staff by following Liverpool and Man Utd approach
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Arsenal have followed in the footsteps of fellow Premier League sides Liverpool and Manchester United by assuring matchday and other casual staff they will continue to be paid.
Football has had to take a backseat due to the coronavirus pandemic, which has left many in difficult and financially worrying situations with work.
The suspension of Premier League and European football has meant a lack of work for staff at the Emirates Stadium. However, in a statement on Monday, the club confirmed: “We will continue to pay matchday and non-matchday casual workers on our payroll up to April 30, 2020. “This gesture reflects our gratitude to them and our desire to ease their financial concerns during this challenging period. “This will be reviewed
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