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A4e got welfare-to-work contract despite 'abysmal' record, MPs say | Politics | The Guardian
www.guardian.co.uk | Feb 9, 2012
Public accounts committee criticises decision to award contract to A4e despite poor performance on government programmes

Transport Statistics: Roads
www.sourceuk.net | Feb 9, 2012
The Department for Transport has today published the following Transport Statistics:

Teachers reject pension offer - Home News - UK - The Independent
www.independent.co.uk | Jan 6, 2012
Breaking UK news that matters is now just a mouse-click away - Independent Newspaper Teachers' leaders refused today to sign up to the Government's final offer on pensions, dealing another blow to hopes that the bitter dispute could soon be resolved.

Government Contracting CFO to Host SECAF Education Forum on Indirect Rates
www.prweb.com | Nov 17, 2011
Unanet Technologies CFO, Paul Roche, will discuss his experience in designing indirect pool structures for success both for the marketplace and to comfort Government auditors at SECAF's Education Forum.

Swaziland is on the verge of insolvency
www.progress.org | Oct 18, 2011
Highly placed individuals connive with government officials to make government pay even when nothing's rendered.

Quick Takes: Faculty End Strike at Cincinnati State, Without Contract - Inside Higher Ed
www.insidehighered.com | Oct 3, 2011
Faculty members who staged a one-week strike returned to work Friday at Cincinnati State Community College, The Middletown Journal reported. The union, affiliated with the American Association of University Professors, says that it always planned for a strike of only a week -- not wanting to

Charities launch review of disability benefit cut
www.communitycare.co.uk | Jul 19, 2011
Charities have launched a review of government proposals to remove up to £50 a week in mobility benefits from disabled people in care homes.

Gov. Paterson freezes state contracts with social services empire of Brooklyn Democratic leader
www.nypost.com | Sep 30, 2010
Gov. Paterson dealt a severe blow to the social-services empire of Brooklyn Democratic leader Vito Lopez by freezing all its state contracts "pending the outcome of ongoing investigations," officials

Delaware Council on Gambling's deals spur questions | delawareonline.com | The News Journal
www.delawareonline.com | Sep 5, 2010
The Delaware Council on Gambling Problems, which has received millions of dollars of state revenue in no-bid contracts, is facing allegations that it mishandles money it receives to help problem gamblers in Delaware.

OPP probing corruption by staff in at least three ministries - thestar.com
www.thestar.com | Jul 19, 2010
Police are investigating staff of at least three Ontario government departments including the Ministry of Community and Social Services in a widening corruption scandal