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To pay or not to pay: Asda and Argos choose workfare over work

[responsivevoice_button] The campaign against workfare has claimed some major successes over

Charitable exploitation: workfare in Barnardo’s

[responsivevoice_button] It’s not only multinationals that are benefiting from the free

Asylum seekers to be housed by prison guards

[responsivevoice_button] The UK Border Agency has announced that its preferred bidders

Under the microscope: pathology gets the Serco treatment

[responsivevoice_button] GSTS Pathology, the joint venture between Serco, ‘the biggest company

‘It’s exploitation and it’s repellent’: Retailers, councils and charities benefiting from workfare

[responsivevoice_button] TK Maxx, Wilkinsons, Savers and Matalan have been named as

Serco accused of negligence and assault in Australia

[responsivevoice_button] Events in Australia over the last month have shown outsourcing

The workfare go-betweens

[responsivevoice_button] The coalition government’s Work Programme, launched in early June, replaces

Serco dismisses self-harm in immigration prisons as ‘bargaining tool’

[responsivevoice_button] Two people have died from suspected heart attacks and a

Unemployed people ‘bullied’ into unpaid work at Tesco, Primark and other multinationals

[responsivevoice_button] Unemployed people are being sent to work without pay in

‘I was a volunteer for six months and wasn’t given a job or paid any money’

[responsivevoice_button] “Karina” is 24 years old and lives in East London.

‘Making profits from the the unemployed is reprehensible’

[responsivevoice_button] Frank, a member of Islington Poverty Action Group, tells Corporate

The biomedical scientist: Interview with Frank Wood

[responsivevoice_button] Frank Wood is a biomedical scientist at King’s College Hospital

Mitie Company Profile

Mitie started life as a cleaning company but now provides a

Cut the crap: The cuts as profit opportunities

[responsivevoice_button] Cut the crap: The cuts as profit opportunities   The

Bosses step in to protect scab companies as firefighters are hospitalised

[responsivevoice_button] The Fire Brigades Union (FBU) had planned to hold a