Posted by Richard Johnson on February 21, 2013 · 2 Comments
(A version of the following piece first appeared on Guardian Comment on the 20th February 2013. In response to a recent research report, the piece returns to themes we have covered before regarding fundamental design flaws in the Work Programme contracts and procurement.) The Third Sector Research Council (TSRC), part-funded by the Cabinet Office, have … Continue reading →
Filed under Contract design, Welfare to work, Work Programme · Tagged with Chris Grayling, competition on price, creaming and parking, DWP, ERSA, impact, outcome-based contracting, payment by results, prime contractors, risk, subcontractors, third sector, unemployment, value for money, Work Programme
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