PRISON CATERING AND HOSPITALITY
The MoJ know that employment for prison leavers helps cut crime, prevents further victims, and reduces the £18 billion total estimated economic and social cost of reoffending. Prison leavers who find employment after release are up to nine percentage points less likely to reoffend. Getting more prison leavers into work also has a role to play in promoting economic growth by helping employers with skills shortages and filling vacancies. In the year to March 2023, 25.9% of prison leavers were employed 6 months post...
Buyer
Ministry Of Justice
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Published
1 Feb 2024
Closes
1 Feb 2024
Procurement details
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Contracts Finder
Region
Westminster
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Services
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CPV classifications
80000000
Education and training services
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The MoJ know that employment for prison leavers helps cut crime, prevents further victims, and reduces the £18 billion total estimated economic and social cost of reoffending. Prison leavers who find employment after release are up to nine percentage points less likely to reoffend. Getting more prison leavers into work also has a role to play in promoting e...
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