Viewers have slammed an unemployed woman who turned up an hour late to work after being offered a job by a multi-millionaire.
Georgia, 18, from Crosby, Merseyside, got through 10 jobs in just two years and admitted she was struggling to decide what she wanted to do with her life.
Appearing on Channel 4’s My Millionaire Migrant Boss, the teen was offered work in the Doubletree Hilton cleaning bathrooms and changing beds.
After her late arrival she complained about having to clean the bathroom quickly before polishing the mirror with a toilet brush – leaving it foggy – and was subsequently fired.
In the new series, self-made Palestinian millionaire Marwan Koukash offered four unemployed people a a two-week work trial, overseen and mentored by him.
Charlotte, 18, from Crosby, Merseyside, shocked viewers when she cleaned the hotel mirror with a toilet brush. She had been offered a two week work trial with multi-millionaire Marwan Koukash
Georgia, who lives with he grandparents, had previously worked in a call centre, at Pontins holiday camp and in a beauty salon but couldn’t hold down a job.
She was late on her first day and then late again on her third day, which lead to her dismissal.
She blamed her lateness on her alarm not going off, but irate viewers put it down to sheer laziness.
One tweeted: ‘That Georgia brings down my home town of Crosby.’
‘That blonde girl needs a good boot up the rear. Lazy and rude,’ another posted.
Viewers slammed Georgia’s efforts in her new job after she turned up late, with many calling her ‘lazy’
A third ranted: ‘Very poor work ethics and OMG Georgia washing mirrors with a toilet brush!! I worked in hotels when I was young it was a good life. What’s the matter with young Brits now!!??’
The programme questioned the idea that migrants do the jobs that British people are too lazy to do.
Marwan Koukash arrived in Britain from Palestine in 1976 with just £200 in his pocket, but today he owns a sprawling empire including own his hotel and a rugby club.
Georgia turned up an hour late on her first day and blamed her alarm for not going offf
She was meant to change beds in just four minutes and clean the whole bedroom in half an hour
Koukash quickly became fed up with Georgia’s antics and fired her just days into the experiment
Polish manager Julia said she wasn’t impressed with the teams efforts and wouldn’t offer any of them jobs
The Liverpool-based mogul took over the Salford Red Devils in 2013 after the finding success with his business EuroMaTech, a corporate training company.
His current wealth is estimated to be between £900m to £3bn, but he didn’t always have such a comfortable life.
When he was just seven years old, his family’s farm was bombed and the family were forced to seek sanctuary in Jordan.
On the way there they had to hide in a cave to shelter themselves from aircraft attacks and spent three years in a refugee camp.
Self-made man: Koukash took over rugby team the Salford Red Devils in 2013
He also owns several racehorses which have earned him over £1million in prize money
The family were forced to flee Jordan again and settled in Kuwait, where Koukash’s father raised enough money to come to Liverpool at the age of just 17.
The 60-year-old earned a PhD in electrical engineering from Liverpool John Moores University, which he funded by working several odd jobs including as a bouncer, a waiter and a market trader.
In the 2000s he bought his first racehorse and had his first win in 2007, and by 2012 he had had 101 winners, who earned him over £1million in prize money.