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You’re hired! Encouraging the employment of ex-offenders

- Document type
- Report
- Author(s)
- Lockhart, Gavin; Ullmann, Ben; Chant, Julian
- Publisher
- Policy Exchange
- Date of publication
- 4 September 2008
- Subject(s)
- Trends: economic, social and technology trends affecting business, People management: all aspects of managing people
- Collection
- Business and management
- Material type
- Reports
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Each year, in England and Wales approximately 66,000 offenders return to society from prison and almost two-thirds will re-offend within two years - with unemployment seen as the most significant barrier to successful reintegration. This report investigates ways of encouraging the employment of ex-offenders, as a way of reducing these figures as well as helping to address the skills shortage.
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