15000 people applied for a 2010 volunteer postion

Another right royal rip-off

FIFA fo fum....I smell the blood of a cheapskate con

So much for the FIFA World Cup creating jobs.
David Bullard
23 July 2009 07:51

So much for the FIFA World Cup creating jobs.
I read a newspaper report earlier this week saying that the Local Organising Committee (LOC) were looking for fifteen thousand volunteers
to help with such tasks as ushering people to their seats, welcoming people at the airport, driving guests around and assisting the media and foreign language speakers.
Volunteers are also needed in such areas as accreditation, computer, logistics, hospitality and management; all jobs requiring specialized skills.

While I have no problem with patriotic South Africans volunteering their services to make the 2010 World Cup a resounding success
I can't help thinking that it's rather strange that the head honchos organizing this event will be making enough money out of it to last them for several lifetimes.
Indeed, if memory serves, enormous amounts of money have already been paid out to the lucky few.
So what's all this about your country needing you to work for free?

Too true -- all the SA fat cats laughing all the way to their OWN bank in their over TWO million buck limousines -- all paid for by US

Then they want us to work for FREE :confused:

The only thing that gets done here for "free" is service non-delivery and throwing rubbish in the streets.

MW
 
Kudos to the volunteers. They are soccer patriots. Im sure everyones volunteering for the final game so as to get to watch it for free :D
 
Scalping

Kudos to the volunteers. They are soccer patriots. Im sure everyones volunteering for the final game so as to get to watch it for free :D

I doubt it -- too many chores -- even "volunteers" have to work.

Or do they :confused:


MW
 
This happens at every World Cup. If I remember correctly, there were 25000 volunteers in Germany.

What does this have to with striking?
 
This happens at every World Cup. If I remember correctly, there were 25000 volunteers in Germany.

What does this have to with striking?

The difference is it's in S.A. so the volunteers would be more prone to striking.
 
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