Sainsbury's pull out of 'Work for your benefits scheme'
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JSA + expenses. The Guardian has uncovered other adverts for similar unpaid Tesco roles posted this month in Clevedon and in Dinnington. Britain's largest private employer, which made over £3.5bn in profit last April, said that it had taken on 1,400 such claimants in the last four months. This amounts to 168,000 hours of unpaid work if all participants in the scheme work for 30 hours a week. That's over 1 million pounds worth of free labour and exploitation. Right, how do we get Dave out before he authorises lethal injections to the disabled and jobless? (I don't think he'd use gas. that'll make him look evil. and it's too expensive anyway) http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2...d-work-schemes http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2...?newsfeed=true |
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hardly suprising to be honest shoppers and unions put huge pressure on these companies.
See tesco's latest to put now adverts around very stupid in my mind you would think they would keep it under the carpet to speak not advertise the fact they use slave labour. Those on this forum support wonder how many will be willing on monday to have there wages removed work for JSA equivalent plus expenses. Fat zero. |
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Disgraceful scheme. People should be helped back in to real jobs, so they are paying taxes and help get us out of this mess we are in, not helping the likes of Tescos with the tax payer paying their wages!
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I totally agree that businesses should not be using work-experience people as free labour - they should be getting the market rate (I have a different view about work experience on community projects, thought). |
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but because this is the governments idea, it's ok. but it's only ok because there's money exchanging hands in the background, and through the exploitation of the poor and helpless. and it's only ok because most of the public don't really know that it's going on yet. but soon, all hell is going to break loose. and unfortunately I'm going to be around to witness it :) |
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I touched on this in another thread ,i do think it wrong that companies benefit financially by these schemes and make no mistake that the huge profits they are making is contributed to by having this free labour ,it would be interesting to know hao many of these people Tescos are using
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"we are all in this together"
who was it who said that? this scheme stinks , there's no wonder sainsburys are pulling the plug ,the government has created a slave class |
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Dave, the man who said he would protect certain things and people, and make them suffer when he gets in the door. Dave, the man who people are now comparing to Hitler. I'm already taking bets that he will not complete his full term. and extra bets that it won't be by choice :) |
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What a world we live in, eh?
Seems the businesses and banks can get away with anything these days, with no recompense. Does make you wonder if the consipiracy theories about banks/oil companies running the world, is perhaps true after all. |
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we just need to stop his plan before it goes too far to reverse it back. he either becomes very rich from it, or we look after him in a padded cell. |
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i can put in a good word if you want in |
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