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Processing plants to recruit prisoners to alleviate labour crisis

Prisoners could help alleviate the food processing sector’s staffing crisis following the Home Office’s advice to ’prioritise the investment and development of the UK’s domestic labour force’.

Hannah Binns

News Reporter

25 August 2021 • 2 min read

Processing plants to recruit prisoners to alleviate labour crisis

Prisoners could help alleviate the food processing sector's staffing crisis following the Home Office's advice to 'prioritise the investment and development of the UK's domestic labour force'. The...

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Processing plants to recruit prisoners to alleviate labour crisis

Prisoners could help alleviate the food processing sector’s staffing crisis following the Home Office’s advice to ’prioritise the investment and development of the UK’s domestic labour force’.

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