Posted by Richard Johnson on February 8, 2014 · 2 Comments
Chris Grayling, the UK’s Secretary of State for Justice and “Tory attack dog”, is about to do what Thatcher and successive Prime Ministers (of all persuasions) were unable to achieve – throw the public sector open to total privatisation. Grayling’s so-called ‘rehabilitation revolution’ entails taking the existing probation service, currently sitting within relatively independent local … Continue reading →
Filed under Contract design, Ministry of Justice, Outsourcing, Value for money · Tagged with Chris Grayling, Community Rehabilitation Companies, competition on price, CRCs, impact, outcome-based contracting, pay and conditions, payment by results, pension liability, prisons, privatisation, probation, quality versus price, recidivism, TUPE, value for money
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