The company offered to pay surgeries a £5,000 charitable donation "or to the staff member directly" in emailsThe Hacking Trust's medical division approached surgeries in Bristol and Worthing offering to pay the money to charity "or the staff member directly".The company, based in London, has apologised, saying its "good intentions" were "misinterpreted"."What we felt this company was trying to do was jump the queue.
The e-mail sent to the GP surgery in Worthing said The Hacking Trust was aware that "many appointments" for vaccinations are not kept, and that it would be interested in being informed of "any no-shows".
The 'Hacking' Trust. Now with a name like that... Hmm... Never heard of them, but I think this might not be the best of PR moves they've made. I see they invest in medical centres as well - just saying.
They need to have every last licence removed
What utter lowlifes , affluent 'property investors'(whatever that means,it certainly doesn't imply they are key workers) trying to buy their way to the front of the queue ahead of the elderly and infirm.
Absolute scum bags.
Yeah this happens. I once held a meeting with the powers that be from Pfizer begging for their unused Aides Drug for a research hospital in Kenya for abandoned aids babies that got me nowhere.
If there’s any unused they should pull people of the street and offer it to them
Can we just take a minute to say what a legend this nurse is for publicly shaming the hacking trust. whatahero
Disgusting, they should be fined £1m.