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| Aramark jail service too ‘private’ |
| By grandhaventribune.com |
| Published: 08/26/2014 |
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This shift was brought on by reports of food shortages, contraband smuggling, food-related prisoner unrest and Aramark employees getting a little too fresh with inmates. In July, four Aramark employees in Ionia were dismissed for having inappropriate sexual contact with inmates inside a walk-in cooler. More than 80 Aramark employees have been banned from prison property for various infractions since the company took over last December. The move to privately contracted food service eliminated 370 state jobs. The three-year contract was expected to save the state $14 million a year. Read More. |
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