These people are just vile, in so many ways. Telling that young lad to "F*** off" after giving him the job. The state of the 'Director of Operations' and his leased BMW, rocking up to Butlins without so much as an appointment and badgering kids on the street. Oh and newslash, kids do want to work these days, but they want more than we did as kids. They want proper jobs, with proper pay and staff benefits. Not the crap these two are peddling.

So she expects her ‘staff’ to be well presented but the front of her shop looks like a derelict chippy.

I frikking HATE job agencies with a passion, they are parasites. We should petition to reclaim the 'job market' back to the job centres. I.E. You turned up to a job centre and they would find you a job. You either turned up and grafted for a fair days pay for a fair days work - BRING IT BACK !!! These agencies are just scamming the government and the workers for profit. I HATE THEM !!!

When the CEO of the company says its hard work, no tips and 9 pounds hour for the music festival serving beer.  She summed up why people did not apply and want to do the job.

The bloke who is married to the owner doesn't even want to work for 9 quid. Why should one else 😂.

So this was around 2020/2021 and they're paying £9 an hour?! So there's your problem. That's why people won't work. Until you raise salary to sufficiently above benefits there's no incentive to go to work. I have a degree and postgrad behind me. My firm charges £225 an hour for my time as a solicitor because I'm damn well worth it. I've worked very hard for it. These people who are pulling my drinks are also worth WAY more than £9 to be able to just buy food and keep a roof over their heads.

There's a shortage of wage slaves not willing to work for pennies. A large part of the problem is the government taxing businesses so much. It filters down to the average persons.

'no one wants to work' == 'we dont want to pay them more than peanuts'

I'm 14 minutes in and I agree with some in the comment section. As someone who lives in the United States people do want to work but employers shouldn't expect a jack of all trades for 9 pound and hour either. We all have to start somewhere but if you're going to ask an employee to wear multiple hats then you'll need to pay more but on the employer side if someone is serious about their job and or future they need to be consistent too.

We've seen in the previous episode those two guys who blew off from a job opportunity twice.

I've always worked since I left school but I dont blame people not wanting to be treated like garbage, paid peanuts and expected to kiss r s to management.

You cannot live in England on minimum wage,  rent and bills were 80% of my wage in share rentals with flatmates which was the worst, I had 20 to 30 quid left for food a week if I was lucky, and could only buy clothes from charity stores or the sales rack at Primark, fkn disaster!

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In my experience work agencies rob workers blind. They get extra money every time they recruit someone, yet you will only ever, ever get minimum wage from the agency. They NEVER pass that bonus down to the worker.

Pay decent wages and provide bonuses,perks and decent working conditions and you will have people lining up to work for you!

These Agencies are Parasites ,...sucking off the hard work of the Workers.

Why the vile language in front of a child???  Moaning about her daughter swearing at teachers - how ironic!!!  Absolute jokers!!  No, everyone doesn’t swear.  It is your responsibility as a parent to raise children properly, not for the school to put up with unacceptable behaviour!!!  And, perhaps if money is so tight for this agency, she should get a cheaper car and stop with the ridiculous cheek fillers!!!

No one wants to work because no one wants to pay. A minimum wage job used to support a family of 4, now it's barely enough for 1.

This lady cracks me up, she's so funny!

Times have changed. I am 60 now, but when I was a teenager, we were told at school we would be lucky to get a job and should be thankful when we did. My first job was sweeping up coal dust. It was horrendous work, and the pay was terrible. But at least it got me into the habit of showing up on time, and sticking with something even if you hated it, knowing that things would get better. They did get better, and over time I progressed "up the ladder" and ended up with a great career. I wouldn't want to go back to sweeping coal dust all day, but I am glad of the lessons it taught me. Nowadays, folks don't learn those lessons: they want to jump in at the middle, rather than start at the bottom.

Hey, mom and dad.... NO, not everybody swears.  I'm amazed at the loose language by both of you.  No wonder the kids do it... they are parroting the two of you.