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209 - 301 whitehorse road, thornton heath, cr0 2hr, london, United Kingdom
Worst company I've ever worked for!!!
They did not pay me properly ever and trying to get it fixed is never possible. I was discriminated against and excluded from social events because I'm culturally different, i watched people get promotions for sleeping with people. Married manages flirting and trying to get with women with the hopes of promotions, never use this company.
Did a great and tidy job. Thanks to Jude, Dwayne and Sam.
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