Sky is to give 70% of its staff in the UK and Ireland a £1,000 bonus in the coming months to help with the cost-of-living crisis.

Sky has confirmed to staff that it will be issuing bonuses amounting to around £20m to help with the cost-of-living crisis this winter.

Around 70% of the broadcaster's staff in the UK and Ireland will be given a bonus of £1,000 in two equal instalments in October and January.

Around 20,000 of the business's lowest-paid workers will get the support, which comes as inflation is expected to peak at around 14% in the coming weeks.

Sky said that employees would also be eligible for discounts on everyday essentials including food, clothes and electrical goods.

The move comes after Sky recently announced a 9% dip in revenues to £8.1 billion for the first half of the year. body check tags ::

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