She had warned suspending contracts - using clause 12 of their deals - was "the only viable alternative" if they did not accept lowered salaries. Scots braced for 70mph winds as Indian summer brought to an end by Storm Aiden. On Friday evening, Hearts released a statement, stating: "The club feels it is necessary to clarify, once again, that contrary to a report in the media, no 'warning' has been made to our players in regard to agreeing to wage cuts or Clause 12 being invoked. From providing a "shoulder to cry on" to training with the players, what is the role of a football club chaplain? SNP fear asylum claims to be outsourced to firm in "lock changing" controversy. The Jambos were the first Premiership club to take dramatic action but the player's union is keen to agree a deal. Head coach Daniel Stendel is also currently working for nothing. PFA Scotland have opened talks with the Tynecastle hierarchy to see if an
 agreement can be reached and Hearts’ playing staff are willing to play their part.

Last updated on 5 May 20205 May 2020.From the section Hearts. The Hoops skipper reckons the Scotland star can come in for Albian Ajeti after the Swiss striker's injury. Hearts are set to miss out on £1m of income next month following the suspension of Scottish football and Budge has warned the club will not survive a six-month shutdown without implementing cuts.

"Ann Budge's decision last week to impose 50 per cent wage cuts to all Hearts staff caused a seismic shock to all at Tynecastle, and was an early indicator of just how seriously Scottish football is being hit by the coronavirus crisis. The Home Office say a pilot scheme to carry out asylum interviews could clear a Covid backlog, but unions and politicians fear it could lead to backdoor privatisation. "We are delighted to have reached an agreement on temporary salary changes with the entire playing squad," Hearts said in a statement.external-link. "Given that we all know we have to plan for that eventuality, I see absolutely no reason for sitting back and waiting either on a miracle or for the Government to bail out every company in the country... in a timely enough manner. Hearts owner Ann Budge has written a letter to the club's players telling them their wages could be suspended from March 31 if they do not accept a 50 per cent wage cut amid the coronavirus pandemic. However, they may get a reprieve if a 14-14-14 or 14-14-16 model for league reconstruction is approved, as all 12 current top-flight clubs would remain in an expanded Premiership. I have explained to all first team players individually and indeed to the SPFA why we believe this is the most appropriate course of action for Hearts. Hamilton's Russia penalty points rescinded, Hearts tell players their wages could be suspended if they refuse 50 per cent pay cut, 'No apology' for Hearts players' wage cuts, Hearts are set to miss out on £1m of income next month, warned the club will not survive a six-month shutdown, Steven Naismith has accepted the pay decrease, We would like your feedback, please fill in our survey. "Hearts continue to have regular open dialogue with players and are all working together to get through this incredibly difficult time. The US President's eye-catching tax bill also revealed $70,000 for 'hairstyling'. Hearts players are willing to take wage deferrals to help their club through the coronavirus crisis.

She had warned suspending contracts - using clause 12 of their deals - was "the only viable alternative" if they did not accept lowered salaries. Scots braced for 70mph winds as Indian summer brought to an end by Storm Aiden. On Friday evening, Hearts released a statement, stating: "The club feels it is necessary to clarify, once again, that contrary to a report in the media, no 'warning' has been made to our players in regard to agreeing to wage cuts or Clause 12 being invoked. From providing a "shoulder to cry on" to training with the players, what is the role of a football club chaplain? SNP fear asylum claims to be outsourced to firm in "lock changing" controversy. The Jambos were the first Premiership club to take dramatic action but the player's union is keen to agree a deal. Head coach Daniel Stendel is also currently working for nothing. PFA Scotland have opened talks with the Tynecastle hierarchy to see if an
 agreement can be reached and Hearts’ playing staff are willing to play their part.

Last updated on 5 May 20205 May 2020.From the section Hearts. The Hoops skipper reckons the Scotland star can come in for Albian Ajeti after the Swiss striker's injury. Hearts are set to miss out on £1m of income next month following the suspension of Scottish football and Budge has warned the club will not survive a six-month shutdown without implementing cuts.

"Ann Budge's decision last week to impose 50 per cent wage cuts to all Hearts staff caused a seismic shock to all at Tynecastle, and was an early indicator of just how seriously Scottish football is being hit by the coronavirus crisis. The Home Office say a pilot scheme to carry out asylum interviews could clear a Covid backlog, but unions and politicians fear it could lead to backdoor privatisation. "We are delighted to have reached an agreement on temporary salary changes with the entire playing squad," Hearts said in a statement.external-link. "Given that we all know we have to plan for that eventuality, I see absolutely no reason for sitting back and waiting either on a miracle or for the Government to bail out every company in the country... in a timely enough manner. Hearts owner Ann Budge has written a letter to the club's players telling them their wages could be suspended from March 31 if they do not accept a 50 per cent wage cut amid the coronavirus pandemic. However, they may get a reprieve if a 14-14-14 or 14-14-16 model for league reconstruction is approved, as all 12 current top-flight clubs would remain in an expanded Premiership. I have explained to all first team players individually and indeed to the SPFA why we believe this is the most appropriate course of action for Hearts. Hamilton's Russia penalty points rescinded, Hearts tell players their wages could be suspended if they refuse 50 per cent pay cut, 'No apology' for Hearts players' wage cuts, Hearts are set to miss out on £1m of income next month, warned the club will not survive a six-month shutdown, Steven Naismith has accepted the pay decrease, We would like your feedback, please fill in our survey. "Hearts continue to have regular open dialogue with players and are all working together to get through this incredibly difficult time. The US President's eye-catching tax bill also revealed $70,000 for 'hairstyling'. Hearts players are willing to take wage deferrals to help their club through the coronavirus crisis.

She had warned suspending contracts - using clause 12 of their deals - was "the only viable alternative" if they did not accept lowered salaries. Scots braced for 70mph winds as Indian summer brought to an end by Storm Aiden. On Friday evening, Hearts released a statement, stating: "The club feels it is necessary to clarify, once again, that contrary to a report in the media, no 'warning' has been made to our players in regard to agreeing to wage cuts or Clause 12 being invoked. From providing a "shoulder to cry on" to training with the players, what is the role of a football club chaplain? SNP fear asylum claims to be outsourced to firm in "lock changing" controversy. The Jambos were the first Premiership club to take dramatic action but the player's union is keen to agree a deal. Head coach Daniel Stendel is also currently working for nothing. PFA Scotland have opened talks with the Tynecastle hierarchy to see if an
 agreement can be reached and Hearts’ playing staff are willing to play their part.

Last updated on 5 May 20205 May 2020.From the section Hearts. The Hoops skipper reckons the Scotland star can come in for Albian Ajeti after the Swiss striker's injury. Hearts are set to miss out on £1m of income next month following the suspension of Scottish football and Budge has warned the club will not survive a six-month shutdown without implementing cuts.

"Ann Budge's decision last week to impose 50 per cent wage cuts to all Hearts staff caused a seismic shock to all at Tynecastle, and was an early indicator of just how seriously Scottish football is being hit by the coronavirus crisis. The Home Office say a pilot scheme to carry out asylum interviews could clear a Covid backlog, but unions and politicians fear it could lead to backdoor privatisation. "We are delighted to have reached an agreement on temporary salary changes with the entire playing squad," Hearts said in a statement.external-link. "Given that we all know we have to plan for that eventuality, I see absolutely no reason for sitting back and waiting either on a miracle or for the Government to bail out every company in the country... in a timely enough manner. Hearts owner Ann Budge has written a letter to the club's players telling them their wages could be suspended from March 31 if they do not accept a 50 per cent wage cut amid the coronavirus pandemic. However, they may get a reprieve if a 14-14-14 or 14-14-16 model for league reconstruction is approved, as all 12 current top-flight clubs would remain in an expanded Premiership. I have explained to all first team players individually and indeed to the SPFA why we believe this is the most appropriate course of action for Hearts. Hamilton's Russia penalty points rescinded, Hearts tell players their wages could be suspended if they refuse 50 per cent pay cut, 'No apology' for Hearts players' wage cuts, Hearts are set to miss out on £1m of income next month, warned the club will not survive a six-month shutdown, Steven Naismith has accepted the pay decrease, We would like your feedback, please fill in our survey. "Hearts continue to have regular open dialogue with players and are all working together to get through this incredibly difficult time. The US President's eye-catching tax bill also revealed $70,000 for 'hairstyling'. Hearts players are willing to take wage deferrals to help their club through the coronavirus crisis.

She had warned suspending contracts - using clause 12 of their deals - was "the only viable alternative" if they did not accept lowered salaries. Scots braced for 70mph winds as Indian summer brought to an end by Storm Aiden. On Friday evening, Hearts released a statement, stating: "The club feels it is necessary to clarify, once again, that contrary to a report in the media, no 'warning' has been made to our players in regard to agreeing to wage cuts or Clause 12 being invoked. From providing a "shoulder to cry on" to training with the players, what is the role of a football club chaplain? SNP fear asylum claims to be outsourced to firm in "lock changing" controversy. The Jambos were the first Premiership club to take dramatic action but the player's union is keen to agree a deal. Head coach Daniel Stendel is also currently working for nothing. PFA Scotland have opened talks with the Tynecastle hierarchy to see if an
 agreement can be reached and Hearts’ playing staff are willing to play their part.

Last updated on 5 May 20205 May 2020.From the section Hearts. The Hoops skipper reckons the Scotland star can come in for Albian Ajeti after the Swiss striker's injury. Hearts are set to miss out on £1m of income next month following the suspension of Scottish football and Budge has warned the club will not survive a six-month shutdown without implementing cuts.

"Ann Budge's decision last week to impose 50 per cent wage cuts to all Hearts staff caused a seismic shock to all at Tynecastle, and was an early indicator of just how seriously Scottish football is being hit by the coronavirus crisis. The Home Office say a pilot scheme to carry out asylum interviews could clear a Covid backlog, but unions and politicians fear it could lead to backdoor privatisation. "We are delighted to have reached an agreement on temporary salary changes with the entire playing squad," Hearts said in a statement.external-link. "Given that we all know we have to plan for that eventuality, I see absolutely no reason for sitting back and waiting either on a miracle or for the Government to bail out every company in the country... in a timely enough manner. Hearts owner Ann Budge has written a letter to the club's players telling them their wages could be suspended from March 31 if they do not accept a 50 per cent wage cut amid the coronavirus pandemic. However, they may get a reprieve if a 14-14-14 or 14-14-16 model for league reconstruction is approved, as all 12 current top-flight clubs would remain in an expanded Premiership. I have explained to all first team players individually and indeed to the SPFA why we believe this is the most appropriate course of action for Hearts. Hamilton's Russia penalty points rescinded, Hearts tell players their wages could be suspended if they refuse 50 per cent pay cut, 'No apology' for Hearts players' wage cuts, Hearts are set to miss out on £1m of income next month, warned the club will not survive a six-month shutdown, Steven Naismith has accepted the pay decrease, We would like your feedback, please fill in our survey. "Hearts continue to have regular open dialogue with players and are all working together to get through this incredibly difficult time. The US President's eye-catching tax bill also revealed $70,000 for 'hairstyling'. Hearts players are willing to take wage deferrals to help their club through the coronavirus crisis.