It's amazing, isn't it, those who spout
about putting the economy in our country on a sound footing, and
claim to be the people to run the country efficiently, are the ones
who make a dog's dinner of everything they touch. Of course I'm talking about our millionaire lords and masters in the Westminster Houses of Hypocrisy and Corruption. The only thing they
are doing with a any degree of success is siphoning all the wealth of
this country into the bank accounts of their corporate friends. Well
I suppose, to them that's all that matters. Everything else is just
smoke and mirrors, slight of hand, fiddle and con tricks, in an
attempt to keep the public confused. However, we are not confused, we
are well aware of their charlatan characteristics, and greed driven
arrogance, and to be aware, is a long way along the road to putting
the problem right.
Read the full article HERE:In yet more humiliation for Iain Duncan Smith’s bungled welfare reforms, Universal Jobmatch was judged the worst online jobs website at a recent industry awards ceremony.The government job-seeking website, which has been plagued by spam, scams and spoof vacancies, won the ‘Wooden Nora’ at last week’s National Online Recruitment Awards. 730 online recruitment websites were considered for awards with Universal Jobmatch being judged the worst. According to The Guardian’s Diary the website was described as a “mongrel of a recruitment website” that “commits almost every online recruitment crime, and then some.”Universal Jobmatch was designed at huge cost – believed to be approaching almost £20 million. Despite this the site has been plagued by technical problems as well as becoming home to thousands of flaky self-employment schemes, pyramid scams and fake job adverts used to harvest CVs and even commit identity theft. It is hard to understand how Monster, the company paid to produce the website, could have produced something so atrocious that it is a laughing stock amongst recruitment professionals.
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