David Miliband’s charity offers unpaid internships but he took home over £700,000

David Miliband with his wife, Louise Shackelton.Last modified on Sat 15 May 2021 15.49 BSTis facing criticism after it emerged that the charity he runs, for which he was paid more than £700,000, is offering unpaid internships at its headquarters in New York City.labelled “million-dollar Miliband” after his pay packet rose to $911,796 in 2019This was an increase of nearly £200,000 on the previous two years, and two and a half times the amount his predecessor received.

Disgusting. How does this man sleep?

What's his constituency? Oh wait

Another way of taking from the poor & giving to the rich. Why would you support this charity when it’s there to make a ‘socialist’ stupidly wealthy?

Not all charities are like this. I recommend donating to the charities recommended by the gold standard in independent charity evaluation.

Ka-Ching!

. CareerReadyUK campaigns against unpaid internships and 100s of partner companies across the UK provide paid placements for young people on our employability programme incl. charities

He is a man who can make serious money from international crises.

The issue I take is not that those who take these opportunities are being exploited, rather people who cannot take these opportunities (poor/people not living in the city) are then denied the opportunity to get into this field.

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