Of course they can't find talent at that price in that location. They either need to decide they can't afford to pay decent wages (and therefore go out of busi

Of course they can't find talent at that price in that location. They either need to decide they can't afford to pay decent wages (and therefore go out of business), or decide that they can (and start doing so). As a bonus, if enough of the bottom feeders go out of business, demand for living in London might go down, and housing could become a bit more affordable there. Or it's a scam to try for cheap immigrants, as you say. If that's the case, they need to be rebuffed by the immigration service.