From prison to key cutting 

thats the downside of hiring prisoners lol. i think it would be better they improve company image and employ regular law abiding citizens and people more suitable for the job. theres millions out there

Very true

I was almost assaulted in one of the branches in Quarry Street Hamilton, by a member of staff. Which reloops in my head daily. Can still see his horrible clenched teeth & anger in his face as he lunged at me. Luckily a consultant Neurologist diagnosed Nocturnal flashbacks at a sleep clinic & Mri imaging tests. . Staff member David tried to keep me quiet about it by offering free photographs. Narcassistic Ex con manipulation tactics. Absolutely Disgusting. Will never be back.

So, you're implying, after hearing her testimony about realizing what a mistake she'd made(regret) and her desire to live in such a way as to provide for her children(responsibility) and her appreciation for Timson helping her(loyalty), you took the intellectual low road to assume she will use your house key to rob you? What a great parent you would make. Apparently, you don't listen, nor process information effectively. What a pitiful creature you are.

xlsyor no i did not assume anything, you did.

@@xlsyor the point is, virtually no employer will employ a convict. What does that tell you? You still think you're a smart arse?

@@RU-vidSupportTeams virtually no employer? A quick search on the internet reveals programs that train ex-convicts and apparently have passable success getting them employed. There appears to be a growing number of businesses willing to employ folks with a past, as well. Unlike you, I've emailed some of these companies(One of the first businesses I spoke with was Timson, by the way, and was rather impressed by their approach) to inquire about their training and assimilation protocols in an effort to be better informed so I don't elect knuckleheads who only imagine worst-case scenarios. I also keep in touch with felons I've met, to offer advice , support and ideas. And yes, I am a smartass. Go here, for starters.. Felony Franks - Food So Good It's Criminal felonyfranks.com

@@atmark666 Puerile intellect

***** Perhaps true in some respects, nonetheless a very cynical attitude.

There are some people who end up there who know they have made a mistake and sincerely regret it and would like to piece together what's left of their lives.

One in four adult UK males have committed a criminal offence. Good job working out who you can and can’t trust when you’re in the shops or on the street!

No... getting a job after leaving prison and stopping the criminal life is what has paid this lady. It’s not like we (I presume you are also not a convict, as Im not ) can’t get a job at timpsons if we want to, or almost any other company.

That would, of course be a part of it