Great Yarmouth Police & Jobcentre

From Google review (Great Yarmouth jobcentre): They leave people's personal information on display for everyone to see and take note of. When I complained they told me that I don't need to worry about that and I shouldn't be looking in the first place. NO! GDPR holds you responsible as a data handler to keep people's personal information private and ensure that the general public do not get to see it! Absolutely disgraceful and shambolic.

"We don't allow cameras because we are dodgy af and we don't like you seeing what we are up to tehe."

As for the job centre I went in there with my daughter in law and while waiting to be seen I heard every other persons business and personal details. I demanded a private room because of this and they made a big fuss. So they clearly don't care about privacy at this office. This manager needs to be fired and the security guards need serious re-training. Imagine paying for a service all your life and those that should provide that service do the opposite! For somebody on a mobility scooter it would be difficult to access that police station because there s a dip around the entire station that the scooter would ger stuck in.

Absolutely astonishing that the manager of the Jobcentre is so clueless and thick he didn't realise he was admitting they are breaching GDPR within the building, when he told you you couldn't go in because there is personal details on display that you might film, which means every time someone goes in without a camera and sees the information with their eyes, a GDPR breach has been committed by the job centre! What a spectacularly unqualified person to be in charge 😂😂😂😂

These Job Centres have vast amounts of public information that would be impossible to remember, plus many of the notices have QR codes. A camera is, therefore, essential. Am I missing something? 🤨

This is why it's so important to film these clowns. Tyrants and clueless muppets need to be dismissed immediately.

This one was actually one of my favourites. The guy originally actually called him over to tell him he can't come in. Just, getting more and more people to come in and fill up the foyer just to ask him not to record. ABs wit is second to none, I did actually laugh a few times on this one. That was awkward as feck.

What is happening to job centres? Very sinister are they a front for something ! More staff than jobs offered .

How many people in the UK actually find work through the Jobcenter? Most of those places are useless and a waste of the taxpayers' money.

The manager admits that customer details are on display and that the jobcentre is breaking GDPR legislation. Yarmouth now has a vacancy for a JC+ manager.

I was taking a drink when the job center manager guy pompously said "our conversation has now come to an end sir." When AB replied "You can just leave without saying that." I started laughing and almost spit it out all over my keyboard! You've gotta be careful drinking while watching AB!

That 'Peek-a' boo' had me in stitches 😂

I am constantly amazed how much shit you can pack into a G4S uniform 😁

UKs IQ decline on full show today.

This was hilarious stuff. Gets more like a comedy all the time. Keep up the good work and thank you for fighting the good fight.

The first time i was ever really scared of my government was at a job centre!

Brilliant. I have lived in yarmouth for 62 years, this is the first time iv seen more than 2 officers, ever! Didnt know we had 6! 😀 my house was broken into, it took them 50 mins to attend and i live 3 minutes from the station!! And with cctv both sides of my house they said there was nothing they could do😡 wish id known you were here, would of bought you lunch👍

Sargent with tiny man syndrome He still needs to prove he's tough from all the bullying he got at school 😂😂😂😂

Who tells these brain dead public servants to behave this way to the public. A clown world we live in

Big shout out to the brave boys and girls of G4S. Standing all day in a cheap polyester uniform, regretting not working harder at school, making poor life choices, wishing they were police officers with more powers, getting by on the minimum wage. It must take great stoicism and fortitude. Makes me proud.