oh well, it would damage profits if they actually paid everyone wages
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discomeats This canoe,
Thu 16 Feb 2012, 14:51,
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It does seem dumb.Isn't most job seekers below minimum wage anyway - if so, how is it legal?
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monkeon schmonkeon,
Thu 16 Feb 2012, 14:55,
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it's "training"and therefore is ultimately exempt from the minimum wage
though effectively it's a subsidised workaround for paying minimum wage.
No doubt it'll all be proven illegal in 30 years time or something like that.
(though effectively it's a subsidised workaround for paying minimum wage.
No doubt it'll all be proven illegal in 30 years time or something like that.
discomeats This canoe,
Thu 16 Feb 2012, 14:59,
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A 37.5 hour week translates to £1.80 an hour for over-21s.But you do get travel expenses paid.
( Bela Lugosi's Dad,
Thu 16 Feb 2012, 15:00,
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if they can get out of paying travel expensesthey will
( discomeats This canoe,
Thu 16 Feb 2012, 15:04,
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