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Tag Archives: Workfare
Every Little Helps, but Tesco’s use of the Workfare scheme is exploitation for profit.
We need work experience schemes for some welfare claimants, but the workfare scheme is being used by Tesco and others as exploitation for profit pure and simple. Workfare forces some job seekers to take unpaid work for months at a time … Continue reading

