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this video sums up the disgraceful people working at this company.
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they insult members of the public, for doing lawful activities.
wouldn't surprise me if they prevent minorities from entering as being a specific skin colour is not a crime same as filming from a public space but they seem to think it is.
They rang me because they had seen my CV online they said. They were a bit pushy about wanting me to have the job.Didn't tell me where it was, I had to ask. I asked them to email me the job description before I decided. The email with the job description had 12 spelling mistakes in the email and 10 spelling mistakes in the job description! And apparently I am starting the job on the 4th April when I haven't even read the job description yet! Not very professional at all
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