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I tried to get in contact with this agency only to find out after reading a review that they are not serious so much of this at the moment and they are advertising for staff at the moment .. please avoid.
If you are Chef and live in London do not fall for this Trap. They are not a London base agency and have no Clue about location in London. I was booked in for job on Friday cancelled Sunday at 21.00 ?
Monday morning got a late call from agent if I can do same booking that was cancelled. I’ve even called Aaron (manager) to find out what happened..?
He managed to book me in for week work straight away to find out it’s cancelled again…
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