The World: New York - Unilever asks roster shops to help ease recession
Friday, 12 June 2009 12:00AM
Unilever is asking its roster shops to accept less profitability up front and is scrutinising the hourly rates that it pays its agencies as part of a number of new changes brought in to help the company get through the recession.
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