Mayday 4 McKinnon Day May 3rd 2010: Online Protest Against the Atos Enablers

Monday, 26 September 2011

Online Protest Against the Atos Enablers - they're all in it together!

Time
30 September · 00:00 - 23:30
Location
Everywhere
Created by:
Johnny Void
For Benefit Claimants Fight Back
More info
As part of the next National Day of Action Against disability deniers Atos, being held on Friday 30th September, join in the online protest to inform people doing business with Atos exactly where the money's coming from.
In London a protest is being held outside the BMJ Careers fair from noon where Atos will be attempting to recruit more 'disability assessors' whose purpose is to strip sick and disabled people of vital benefits... - contact the BMJ and ask them to refuse to do business with this company who have no place in the medical profession when their flawed testing methods have led to suicides and a worsening of people's conditions. The BMJ can be contacted on: +44 (020) 7387 4410 and email addresses for their Sales and Marketing Team can be found at: http://resources.bmj.com/bmj/contact-us/marketing
Atos appear to have stopped carrying out recruitment days (funny that) and have employed the services of of medical recruitment firm SJB Medical. They can be found at: http://www.sjbmedical.com/
Why not contact them and ask for a job if they are so keen on helping deprive disabled people and claimants of benefits: info@sjbmedical.com or +44 (0)207 832 1980
Also happily on the gravy train are Derbyshire University who have recently agreed to accredit Atos’ disability denial training, meaning that learning to use a computer check list to determine the needs of people with complex and sometimes life threatening conditions may now form part of a medical degree! Derbyshire University’s head of Corporate Relations is Peter Gallimore and he can be found at: p.gallimore@derby.ac.uk Tel: +44 (0)1332 591942 | Mbl: 07748 920038.
Lefty rag The New Statesman have a long history of accepting sponsorship money from Atos. Whilst it appears they are not using Atos’ money to fund their events at the party conferences this year they are refusing to say whether they have any current or future plans to accept money from Atos, despite several people having written to them and asked them. How rude, why not contact them at: editorial@newstatesman.co.uk – a list of email addresses for individual journalists can be found at: http://www.newstatesman.com/page/contact-us
Finally you can contact Atos Healthcare’s Customer Relationships department direct on +44 (0) 113 230 9175, or go straight to Head Office on +44 (0)20 7830 4444. Don’t forget to add hashtags #atos to any tweets to let them know we’re thinking of them, and #atoskills because it annoys them.
The facebook page for the National Day of Action Against Atos detailing protests around the UK can be found at: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=181940165210541
In the light of some recent silly sentences by daft old judges who don’t understand the internet we feel it is important to request that people refrain from out and out abuse when contacting organisations.
Please add details of any other Atos Enablers below and post up any responses received.

Time	30 September · 00:00 - 23:30

Location	Everywhere

Created by:	Johnny Void

For	Benefit Claimants Fight Back

More info	As part of the next National Day of Action Against disability deniers Atos, being held on Friday 30th September, join in the online protest to inform people doing business with Atos exactly where the money's coming from. In London a protest is being held outside the BMJ Careers fair from noon where Atos will be attempting to recruit more 'disability assessors' whose purpose is to strip sick and disabled people of vital benefits... - contact the BMJ and ask them to refuse to do business with this company who have no place in the medical profession when their flawed testing methods have led to suicides and a worsening of people's conditions. The BMJ can be contacted on: +44 (020) 7387 4410 and email addresses for their Sales and Marketing Team can be found at: http://resources.bmj.com/bmj/contact-us/marketing Atos appear to have stopped carrying out recruitment days (funny that) and have employed the services of of medical recruitment firm SJB Medical. They can be found at: http://www.sjbmedical.com/ Why not contact them and ask for a job if they are so keen on helping deprive disabled people and claimants of benefits: info@sjbmedical.com or +44 (0)207 832 1980 Also happily on the gravy train are Derbyshire University who have recently agreed to accredit Atos’ disability denial training, meaning that learning to use a computer check list to determine the needs of people with complex and sometimes life threatening conditions may now form part of a medical degree! Derbyshire University’s head of Corporate Relations is Peter Gallimore and he can be found at: p.gallimore@derby.ac.uk Tel: +44 (0)1332 591942 \| Mbl: 07748 920038. Lefty rag The New Statesman have a long history of accepting sponsorship money from Atos. Whilst it appears they are not using Atos’ money to fund their events at the party conferences this year they are refusing to say whether they have any current or future plans to accept money from Atos, despite several people having written to them and asked them. How rude, why not contact them at: editorial@newstatesman.co.uk – a list of email addresses for individual journalists can be found at: http://www.newstatesman.com/page/contact-us Finally you can contact Atos Healthcare’s Customer Relationships department direct on +44 (0) 113 230 9175, or go straight to Head Office on +44 (0)20 7830 4444. Don’t forget to add hashtags #atos to any tweets to let them know we’re thinking of them, and #atoskills because it annoys them. The facebook page for the National Day of Action Against Atos detailing protests around the UK can be found at: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=181940165210541 In the light of some recent silly sentences by daft old judges who don’t understand the internet we feel it is important to request that people refrain from out and out abuse when contacting organisations. Please add details of any other Atos Enablers below and post up any responses received.

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