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Boycott Workfare is a UK-wide campaign to end forced unpaid work for people who receive welfare. Workfare profits the rich by providing free labour, whilst threatening the poor by taking away welfare rights if people refuse to work without a living wage. We are a grassroots campaign, formed in 2010 by people with experience of workfare and those concerned about its impact. We expose and take action against companies and organisations profiting from workfare; encourage organisations to pledge to boycott it; and actively inform people of their rights. Know your rights on workfare schemes! Also visit consent.me.uk and donotsign.com Contact workfare exploiter Salvation Army – Day 2 Workfare Week of Action Posted: March 18th, 2013 | Author: editor | Filed under: Call to action | 1 Comment » Salvation Army International and UK HQs were paid a surprise visit to launch the week of action. [Photo: Sinister Pics] Join the online day of action on Tuesday 19th March and tell workfare exploiters The Salvation Army exactly what the public think about their use of forced labour. The Salvation Army released an astonishing statement recently which seems to suggest they will force people on sicknes

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e-Petition:Wanted - Buses for Meirionnydd We call upon the National Assembly for Wales to urge the Welsh Government to: • Review the funding for rural bus services to ensure adequate levels of service for the whole of Gwynedd but particularly south Meirionnydd. • Consider funding to be ensured for additional services to improve access to health services, education, and employment, and thus support the economy and tourism of the area.

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CQC granted Private Ambulance Registration to applicant with 21 child porn offences

CQC granted Private Ambulance Registration to applicant with 21 child porn offences

CQC granted Private Ambulance Registration to applicant with 21 child porn offences 

Private ambulance firms are not being properly regulated by health regulator the Care Quality Commission

One operator drove vehicles and worked as a paramedic - despite having criminal convictions for kidnap, assault, and downloading child porn

The public is being put at risk by dozens of private ambulance firms because they are not being properly inspected by the health regulator, The Mail on Sunday has discovered.

In one case, the owner of a fleet of ambulances in the Midlands was allowed to drive vehicles and work as a paramedic – despite having criminal convictions, including ones for kidnapping, assault and downloading child pornography.

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