Recruitment drive to ensure offenders pay back for their crimes
New partnerships will make offenders’ work more visible and beneficial to law-abiding public Deputy Prime Minister visited Birmingham to see
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New partnerships will make offenders’ work more visible and beneficial to law-abiding public Deputy Prime Minister visited Birmingham to see
Recruitment begins today of 500 extra staff to oversee work by teams of offenders, who have been ordered to carry out 'Community Payback' as part of their punishment.
DOMINIC RAAB: I'm putting £90million of extra Government investment into Community Payback and recruiting hundreds of extra staff to increase the number of free work hours delivered by offenders.
Extra 500 staff to oversee 3 million more hours of Community Payback each year.
More than 500 extra Community Payback staff are now being recruited to get offenders serving an extra 3 million hours of payback to their communities every year