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| The courage of your convictions: Employing ex-offenders |
| By caterersearch.com - Emily Manson |
| Published: 11/19/2012 |
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UK - Does the idea of employing an ex-offender seem like a risky one? Interested operators gathered at the Clink Restaurant at High Down Prison in Surrey to air their preconceptions and address the barriers to recruitment. Emily Manson reports It would be foolish to ignore the fact that preconceptions about hiring ex-offenders do exist and are generally negative, but the Clink operations director and founder trustee Alberto Crisci and chief executive Chris Moore are determined to change this. Speaking at a round table discussion held at the Clink last month, Crisci explains: “If people come to the Clink they’ll make their own mind up and it’s generally positive, whereas if the decision is based on ignorance or headlines, then it’s generally negative.” Read More. |
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