job advert for a factory farm worker -

"Indeed" - is the job agency that listed the ad
" Gumtree " is a trading post style of paper that ran the ad

and I wonder;
are there any 'jobs' these two have a policy of not carrying?

for example -would they run ads for say mercenary soldiers for foreign wars?

one imagines that they might have some policy on what kind of jobs they handle.

and if ethics and morality shape these policies - then maybe, just maybe, they need asking to apply a little compassion and empathy before getting cozy doing business with factory farmers.

might be worth a few thousand emails if you get my drift.

Interesting thought. I can see and agree with your perspective. What would be the end goal? If it succeeds what will it do to help the cause?
Just some questions to help formulate the thought

hello Dave QB, thank you for the reply,

the thinking is to attack factory farming in an holistic multi front approach.

one way of doing so is to use popular opinion of factory farming as cruel and factory farmers as tossers.

then, understanding their profiteering on the cruelty of animals requires staff,
and that their sourcing of staff requires employment agencies....

the employment agencies themselves must compete in the market place.

having a comparative advantage like 'ethics' is good for business.
having a comparative disadvantage like lack of ethics is bad for business.

so the notion was to email a protest to any employment agency that has the outrageous gall of acting for factory farms.

along the lines of ; we would never accept a job from an agency that demonstrated such a lack of ethics,,,,and we would never place a job vacancy with an agency of that kind.

a double whammy? - using boycott.

and all it would take,,,is enough people to give advice of this stand to an employment agency,,,in the case i highlighted "Indeed" was the agency.

cheers,
JD's dad