A4e
News and comment on A4e from the Guardian
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Welfare-to-work company employees to be sentenced for fraudulent claimsAction 4 Employment (A4e) workers made up files, forged signatures and falsely claimed they had helped people find jobs, costing taxpayers £300,000
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Jane Dudman: While Margaret Hodge admonishes government contractors, we shouldn't tar all their employees with the same brush
Don't forget the hidden victims in the government outsourcing scandal
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Government outsourcing gets suppliers it deserves, says review officialAfter scandals at G4S, Serco and A4E, senior Cabinet Office official says government should take some blame for problems
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Nine A4e employees charged with fraudNine who worked for Emma Harrison's training company alleged to have forged documentation involved in reward payments
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Guardian diary Diary: A blueprint for success at A4e. You gotta have friends who've got friends
Hugh MuirHugh Muir: What now without the firm's best link to the Tories?
Diary: A blueprint for success at A4e. You gotta have friends who've got friends
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Three more arrests over alleged fraud at A4eTwo women and one man taken into custody in latest chapter of investigation into activities at welfare-to-work company -
Zoe Williams: The winners are private equity and shareholders. The losers are the low-paid and the vulnerable. And in the end we all pay
This obsession with outsourcing public services has created a shadow state
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How to follow the public money in a privatised NHS
Zoe WilliamsZoe Williams: Without basic financial transparency from public service contractors we can say goodbye to democratic accountabilityHow to follow the public money in a privatised NHS
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Emma Harrison nets £1.375m for her role in struggling jobseeker businessDavid Cameron's ex-adviser quit helm of A4e after outrage at her massive bonus pay dividends
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Natalie Hanman: Debate of the day: Figures released today show the work programme has fallen short of its target to get long-term unemployed people into jobs
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'There probably isn't enough money to tackle long-term unemployment'Jonty Olliff-Cooper, director of policy and strategy at A4E, talks to Kate McCann about private and public sector boundaries and a lack of funding for the Work Programme
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I was 'bullied' out of A4e, claims Emma HarrisonFormer adviser to David Cameron says she was 'useful face for the politics people to have a go at'
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Welfare-to-work schemes worth £1bn remain open to fraud, say MPsAuditing of firms using public money to place long-term unemployed in work criticised as 'vague and hazy'
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