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| State Workers Vie To Win Back Food Service Contract For Ohio's Prisons |
| By wyso.org- Jerry Kenney |
| Published: 03/03/2015 |
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After losing the contract to provide food service for Ohio Prisons in 2013, the Ohio Civil Service Employees Association, (OCSEA) is trying to win the contract back. To save costs two years ago, the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections selected Aramark, a large private contractor, to supply food to state prisons. Aramark has been scrutinized in the last year following reports of unsanitary work conditions, and staffing and food shortages. But prisons director Gary Mohr says he's not concerned about renewing the contract. Read More. |
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How is that not a violation of ethics? O wait, the Governor owns publicly traded stock in Aramark as well and guess who controls the ethics board? The Governor.
I bet he's not, considering he owns publicly traded stock in Aramark.