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13th May 2016
11:43am BST
@adamhess1 @sainsburys But don't you know Adam that Artists don't need to buy food or pay bills ? They live on air and smiles
— ajogle (@ajogle) May 13, 2016
@adamhess1 @TheDaiLlew Oh, @sainsburys. Huge PR as well as moral fail. "Exposure" is not a fair wage. And under cover of diversity, too. — CheshireKaz (@CheshireKaz) May 13, 2016
Many picked red flag phrases that normally indicate unpaid work.@adamhess1 @sainsburys 'salvage the energy of our staff'? Whoever thought this up needs sacking
— sharonb (@spannermagnet) May 12, 2016
@adamhess1@sainsburys 'Your work will contribute to our success'. Not *your* success, you notice? — Craig (@KuangEleven) May 12, 2016
@adamhess1 @sainsburys "diverse communities in which you can be a part of". A diverse use of English. And also awful, exploitative crap.
— Toby Hadoke (@TobyHadoke) May 12, 2016
@adamhess1 @seb_ly “As a leading UK retailer, @sainsburys…” cannot afford to pay you. pic.twitter.com/3vVbGOc5DE — Colm Morgan (@carmat71) May 13, 2016It's devolved into a minor PR gaffe for Sainsbury's as people continue to ask how one of the leading supermarkets in the UK cannot pay someone for the job role.
@adamhess1 @SamirTalwar @sainsburys That's not fair. It's not like they had a revenue of nearly £24 billion last year, or anything...
— Anthony Hillman (@axlreznor) May 13, 2016
@adamhess1 @danthat @sainsburys FFS Sainsburys pay people for their work will you?? Can't you afford it with your 280m profit? — Marcus (@fusermarucs) May 13, 2016
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