I agree it's a bit cringe, but it's good to see some money being spent on a recruitment drive. I do question the accuracy of it, though?

The video mentions 'free family travel' - is this new, as it was at a salary deduction previously, wasn't it? Few comments on Facebook mentioning similar.

'Job satisfaction' - can you really promise this in an ad, and even if they're going down that route, what basis are they promising it on? Straight off the back of the worst and longest dispute in company history?

Looking at CAP Code 20, available here: https://www.asa.org.uk/codes-and-rulings...-code.html

20.2 states: "Living and working conditions must not be misrepresented."

Mind you, it also states: "Quoted earnings must be precise; if one has to be made, a forecast must not be unrepresentative. If income is earned from a basic salary and commission, commission only or in some other way, that must be made clear."

Given that you're paid for hours worked (not a salary), I don't know how they're still getting away with quoting 30k. There's certainly not a forecast anywhere explaining it?

This aside, like I say, it's good to see money being spent on a recruitment drive, but I wonder if they're expecting a different result?

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