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(This is not satire – believe it or not)
Here is an advertisement for a job as a ‘crew member’ at McDonalds.
If you look at the information you’ll notice there isn’t any mention of salary.
That’s because there isn’t one.
This ‘job’ is forced by Jobcentre Plus on unemployed people under the threat of having all their benefits taken off them.
In other words, they have to work for Mcdonalds for free or face starvation.
In other words – slavery.
And McDonald’s saves thousands of pounds because it doesn’t have to pay the wages of an employee to do the work.
That means we, the British taxpayers, are subsiding McDonalds by supplying them with free labour.
Last year McDonalds reported a fourth-quarter profit last year of 1.38 billion dollars.
Why are we allowing this? Are we thick or something?
Other companies using slave labour and being subsidised by the UK taxpayer include:
- 99p stores
- a4e
- Alpha Stream – Kent
- Asda
- ATS
- BHS – British Home Stores
- Boots
- Burger King
- Burton
- Age Concern
- Alton Towers
- Argos
- Asian Star Community Radio LTD
- Barnardos
- Bookers Wholesale
- Carillion – Kent
- British Heart Foundation
- Capability Scotland
- Cancer Research
- Chessington World of Adventures
- DB Accident Repair – Kent
- DC Cleaning Sussex
- Diamond Glass Medway – Kent
- Dorothy Perkins
- Envirostream – Kent
- Evans
- Finsbury Park Business Forum
- F&S Interiors – Kent
- Go Response – Kent
- Helen & Douglas House Hospice – Maidenhead
- HMV
- Holiday Inn
- Holland & Barrett
- Gorgie City Farm
- Greggs the bakers
- JA Glover – Kent
- Jessup Electrical Wholesale Ltd – Kent
- JJ Vickers & Sons Ltd – Kent
- Kennedy Scott
- Kent Flooring Supplies – Kent
- Kent Space – Kent
- Legoland Parks
- London Eye
- Madame Tussauds
- Marie Curie
- Maplin
- Matalan
- Mayhem Paintball – Kent
- McDonald’s
- Medway Council
- Medway Tyres – Kent
- Miss Selfridge
- Mr Gleam – Sussex
- Newham Council
- Newhaven Community Development
- Olympic Glass – Kent
- Omnico Plastics Ltd – Kent
- Outfit
- Payless – Kent
- PDSA
- Pizza Hut
- Plumbase – Kent
- Poundland
- Poundstretcher
- PPDG
- Primark
- Process Plant Services Ltd – Kent
- RBLI
- Regency Guillotine – Kent
- Richmond Fellowship
- Rock Circus
- Romney Resource Kent
- Royal Mail
- RNR Performance Cars – Kent
- Saffron Acres Project
- Salvation Army
- Savers
- Sealife Centres
- SERCO
- Scope
- Scout Enterprises
- Servest – Kent, London
- Shelter
- SHOC Slough Homeless
- Signs & Imaging Ltd – Kent
- Slough Library
- Slough Furniture Project
- Southern Membranes Ltd – Kent
- Southern Metal Services – Kent
- southern Roofing & Building Supplies – Kent
- Stephens Fresh Food – Kent
- Superdrug
- Swan Lifeline – Windsor
- Tesco
- Thorpe Park
- Topman
- Topshop
- The Range – Sussex
- Town and Country Cleaners Kent
- Wallis
- Warwick Castle
- Westvic Enamellers – Kent
- WHSmith
- Whittingtons Silk Flower & Plant Centre – Kent
- Wilkinsons
See here for a more complete list and information about how to help stop the government’s workfare (slavery) programme: Boycott Workfare
Please share this information with friends and colleagues and try to get them to boycott these companies.
Food prices are sky rocketing, by using slaves they are delaying the massive inflation that is coming. How do you compete with chinese slave labour and US prison labour. The population has to be downgraded in order that the Gilt market can continue to collect interest. think we are paying £350 million each day in interest on government debt, thats £350 million that cannot be spent on wages, The debt was created out of thin air by the criminal bankers
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are they really paying a crap wage, if someone is on benefits they are getting maybe rent paid for and other free stuff, when they move into work a lot of benefits are lost, by working for free do they keep a lot of benefits? I have been told many migrants find working in UK is not cost effective any more, after paying rent and transport and food and utilities it is not worth the bother many have returned to their home countries.
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