Staff at a takeaway have posted a 'passive aggressive' job advert for a 'non-human' who can 'speak Klingon' after their first post fell foul of Facebook's rules.
Peckish Roast Chicken is currently in need of a full-time manager and put out an advert for the £25,000 a year position, but soon their post was deleted from social media.
A member of staff then wrote a follow-up advert explaining their initial post was deleted due to 'discrimination', but they seemed confused as to why.
So they wrote a sassy second post explaining they would hire anyone, even a 'non-human', and said that speaking the language from Star Trek would be a bonus, but was not an essential requirement.
What do you think about the job ad? Let us know in the comments...
The advert for the job, based in Deal, Kent, reads: "Our previous post was rejected for being discriminatory (?!).
"So here is a re-worded version, hopefully, this will cover it.
"£25K + full-time manager human being from any orientation or background required.
"Non-humans welcome to apply. 12.30-20.30 rolling five day week.
"Experience in catering management, reliability and communication ability would be a major plus.
"We would also welcome the ability to speak Klingon, but to be clear, this is not a requirement, and we won’t discriminate against you if you can’t."
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Customer Edwina Russell joked: "Learning Klingon on Duolingo, will be in touch."
Then Paul Lefford added: "You say non-humans are welcome to apply, but it feels a bit passive aggressive. As if (you're saying) 'send in your CV, but don't hold your breath if you don't have opposable thumbs'."
"What about a chicken?" Joked another fan, and soon someone replied: "May end up on the menu."
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