Staff at Rich Lister Tim Gurner’s anti-ageing network Saint Haven have been told founder Tim Gurner’s comments about “arrogance” in the employment market were “in no way directed at our teams”.
An operator at Rich Lister Tim Gurner’s wellness and anti-ageing network has sought to calm the nerves of staff, assuring them the founder’s viral comments about entitled workers were not directed at them.
A senior manager at Saint Haven network sent a memo to staff on Wednesday addressing the comments, which have now“To our Saint Haven family ... I want to start by saying I’ve had the pleasure of working with Tim for almost two years now and can hand on heart say that his care and love for both the Gurner Group and Saint Haven team is immense.”The Saint Haven manager said Mr Gurner’s comments “were in no way directed at our teams”.slamming the comments as “disgusting” and “entitled”.
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