The Man Who Made Littlewoods - The Story of John Moores - Barbara Clegg
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 The Man Who Made Littlewoods - The Story of John Moores - Barbara Clegg
 The Man Who Made Littlewoods - The Story of John Moores - Barbara Clegg ... 1993-08-19 by Teach Yourself BooksNewest Review: ... up his businsses including the Pools, Catalogues, Stores etc and was responsible for creating thousands and thousands of jobs ... more ... in the community. Not only that he was also a huge Everton FC fan who would attend many games, even until his eighties.
Unlike many millionaires of today John Moores had values. These certainly are in the minority in todays day and age. He also believed in hard work and looking after his employees. He was one of the first employers to have a private health scheme in order to help his employees, who fell ill. One particular reference in the book that sticks in my mind is when John Moores daughter found an envelop...more |
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Pages: 224, Edition: illustrated edition, Hardcover, Teach Yourse ... Last Update 26.11.2009 05:50
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The Man Who Made Littlewoods - The Story of John Moores - Barbara Clegg: One of the greatest and most respected businessmen to live!! (434 words)
by - written on 31/07/09 (Very useful, 57 readings)
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I am not a person who reads many (if any) fiction books. I really like to read books that educate me in some way. For this reason I often read factual books or biographies. This particular book I read for the first time back in 1993, just after it had been brought out. It was a hardback book and if I remember correctly it cost me about £18 at the time. But why this particular book?? Well the main reason is that John Moores is a legend in the area were I live - Liverpool. He did a great job in building up his businsses including the Pools, Catalogues, Stores etc and was responsible for creating thousands and thousands of jobs in the community. Not only that he ... Read the complete review
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