Travelodge defends hiring murderers |
Travelodge defends hiring murderers |
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20 Jan 2011
You have start somewhere on the path to a new life. Having a job certainly helps a person on that path. They paid their debt to society, let them get on with their lives.
21 Jan 2011
I agree completely. I for one will be happy to stay in Travelodge properties in future with my family. If they have been released after their sentences they deserve the opportunity to start life anew. Good luck to them and well done Travelodge!
22 Jan 2011
Way to go..at last someone stood up against mass prejudice. Great decision, we need more employers like this.