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| Tight Prison Budget Doesn't Slow Recruiting |
| By wfsu.org- Jim Ash |
| Published: 04/14/2016 |
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The Department of Corrections is determined to hire 4,000 new prison guards in the next year and a half, even though lawmakers agreed to pay for just 215 this year. Recruiters were out in force Wednesday at a job fair on Tallahassee’s south side. A half hour before it begins, Captain Felicia Anderson and Officer Patricia Hall are shuffling a pile of applications and arranging a dozen complimentary plastic mugs with the FDC logo. Both women are wearing crisp brown uniforms. Anderson is a 24-year department veteran who has been spending four days a week at various recruiting events. Today she’s trying to fill 29 openings at Madison Correctional Institution. Read More. |
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