I was amused by this report in the Daily Mail. It was first reported in the Northern Echo. "Website to help unemployed literacy skills littered with spelling mistakes." (Ironically, that headline is itself ungrammatical.) The errors were apparently reported in June but by yesterday had not been corrected. The fact that welfare-to-work companies are careless about such things doesn't mean their clients don't care. And employers certainly do.
6 Comments
iMatt
9/21/2011 03:10:08 am
Quite disturbing really. Interesting that many Daily Mail comments highlight that organ's spelling errors. They miss the point entirely however. Loathed as I am to defend the Daily Mail, they are NOT in the employment business.
Eric Greenwood
9/26/2011 08:38:53 pm
I type here casually, but when i am working i can type with proper grammar. I remember once typing a story for a local paper, and I meant to type important message, i was very busy so i typed it up ran the spell check and no problems.. until someone read it and i had typed Impotent Massage. So I now check my spelling even if the spell checker says there is no problem, Leave a Reply. |