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Westminster, London, United Kingdom (ForbiddenLondon.com) August 16, 2011:
1000 Jobs for Young Entrepreneurs – Scarier than Cameron’s Gangs?
London event planning, nightlife and concierge company Forbidden London today announced 1000 new part-time job opportunities through which young people can learn to become self-employed entrepreneurs in London’s West End.
Not all the jobs the young people will be doing are glamorous.
In surprisingly good news for London’s economy, after weeks that saw huge losses on the FTSE and mass rioting, Forbidden London Clubs today announced 1000 new part time and full time job opportunities in Central London for young people.
Forbidden London leader James WJ Wilson was jubilant on announcing his organisation’s expansion:
“It’s been a bad few weeks for London and we are delighted to be delivering some good news for young people in London.
We have up to 1000 vacancies we wish to fill by December with bright, enthusiastic people eager to play a part in delivering the best events and nightlife to Londoners, and visitors to London, as possible. The West End has taken a hit over the past few years, like the rest of the World. We’re going to try and put the sparkle back and we’ve got more faith in young people than anyone, they didn’t get us in to this mess!
We see the reality and the opening, where politicians seemingly do not; times are tough for many talented young people – particularly young Women – and so we feel it is important to lead and do our best to provide chances and choices where we can, at a time when few people outside the elite can afford to try and be leaders in our society.
The introduction of the smoking ban in nightlife venues has done untold damage to the industry and that in term has had a big social cost. This has been compounded by the large supermarkets’, and their retail equivalents’, stranglehold on the high-street that has led to less variety of work being available for semi-skilled and unskilled labour. Obviously the appalling behaviour of those trusted to keep the economy in peak condition and school the young has been the most significant factor.”
Tesco is currently the countries largest employer with more than 250,000 employees although they have been criticised in the past for creaming record profits off the back of employees working at the minimum wage. Forbidden London is a minnow in comparison generating a turnover of less than £250,000 in their first year of trading but they still intend to recruit on a massive scale when much larger companies are culling staff at a time that is largely agreed to be a point of potential collapse in the World’s economic systems.
“We want to offer thousands of people an alternative to stacking shelves or scraping by without the things they are told they should have by the media every moment of everyday. I can tell them we promise that as we grow they will too. We’re basing our business plan on the theoretical physics of networks which is unusual but with more mainstream thinking seemingly flawed, if you feel like I feel why not?
I don’t know if we can do this; we are currently a small organisation, but we’re all committed to making a difference for as many people as we can by offering them a chance to taste a new future, earn some money and be part of something new and completely different.
With a little luck, with a little investment, maybe we’ll have 300,000 employees in a few years, maybe 3 million. David Cameron keeps banging on about entrepreneurship in between spates of demonising the youths. We’re going to teach thousands of young people how to make money without large corporations; perhaps that will be scarier than gangs.’”
If you would like to apply for one of the 1000 job vacancies available with Forbidden London you can see more information about the positions online by visiting the Forbidden London website:
http://www.forbiddenlondon.com/about-forbidden-london/jobs/
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About Forbidden London
Established as a sole trader by James WJ Wilson – a protégé of Lord Dave West (who made more than £100 million pounds from selling cut-price alcohol and tobacco in France and Belgium despite leaving school at 14 without being able to read or write) – in 2006, Forbidden London promotes the nightlife sector, particularly by utilising the Internet to attract guests to events at leading nightclubs in Soho and Mayfair. The company was registered as a limited company in December 2008.
The company staged the first dramatic performance of Vivienne Westwood’s Active Resistance to Propaganda manifesto at the Bloomsbury Ballroom on Friday 4 December 2009. The performance included Vivienne Westwood and Michelle Ryan.
In 2010 & 2011 Forbidden London was nominated as Best Promoters by the London Club & Bar Awards.
In 2011 Forbidden London was nominated Best Entertainment by Spear’s Wealth Magazine for their Design for Living Awards 2011.
For more information about this press release please contact Frederique Dupont.
Telephone: 0845 0945 195
E-mail: info@forbiddenlondon.com