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A legislature was criticised currently for spending thousands of pounds on a Status Quo-themed website to partisan new executives.
Brighton and Hove City Council had the adorned website combined to publicize 4 new directors" posts at �125,000 a year.
A ensign opposite the tip of the homepage warns: Status Quo fans need not request in big, confidant letters in a curtsy to the character of the stone band.
A minute from the councils arch senior manager John Barradell on the site says the purpose of the house of directors will be to urge the patron experience, rivet with residents and, by smart commissioning, broach worth for money, adding that it will be the key to delivering the mutation of the unitary authority.
However, Alex Knutsen, bend cabinet member of Unison, described the advert as a rubbish of money.
He told the Metro newspaper: There are five gifted directors, and one behaving director, already you do a great job. The total recruitment routine is firm to cost at slightest �10,000.
And all this when the legislature is perplexing to have �20 million cuts in the subsequent year.
A legislature mouthpiece shielded the cost of the website but would not criticism on how most was outlayed on it.
She added: This debate is generating a outrageous volume of seductiveness together with media coverage that will no disbelief assistance the expostulate to partisan the most appropriate candidates.
The legislature came up with the thought in partnership with a recruitment agency.
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