Serco in a sentence

And a planning inspector is now hearing from representatives of the council and Serco in a public inquiry being held this week.

I doubt the Scottish Government will run the Sleeper better than Serco, and if they cut fares substantially will there be more capacity, and will fare cuts mean a larger subsidy from our long suffering taxpayers?

Serco Group expects earnings to increase in 2024 despite forecasting flat revenues for the year, as the group ramps-up its asylum and immigration services.

Serco had warned ministers that the franchise had always been loss-making after it was first announced it was being stripped of the Sleeper contract.

The dispute with Serco and Sandwell Council is about pay and 96 per cent of GMB members voted for strike action.

The Serco Restart Scheme supports businesses in every part of the recruitment journey for mutually beneficial outcomes.

To find out Serco has now put out a job advert, when the Home Office has not even confirmed Scampton will be an asylum processing centre, is disrespectful to the councils and the community.

Currently the council and Serco are working towards a transfer date in early April.

The acquisition is a first for Serco’s Advisory with Purpose division, which has enjoyed a very successful first year following its launch in early 2023.

According to the poll – conducted by Survation and commissioned by campaign group We Own It – 46% of the public don’t have confidence in private outsourcing company Serco to manage their contract to run the programme effectively.

And we’d discovered that the secretive contract for the tracing effort with Serco, an outsourcing giant, cost the British government 108 million pounds, or about $136 million.

Carolyne Willow, the director of Article 39, said Taylor’s report was “a major milestone in child protection, one we have waited 16 years for since Adam Rickwood hanged himself in a Serco-run child prison.

Come the start of February, the newly-formed Canterbury Environment Company - which will operate from Serco’s existing base in Wincheap - for which a logo has this week been revealed - will be collecting the district’s bins.

Moradi described the numerous petty indignities imposed by the Serco guards at Kangaroo Point.

Northern has seen it all in the three years since Arriva took over the franchise from previous operators Serco-Abellio, who ran it under the Northern Rail brand.

Serco and Workforce have been criticised for data breaches.

Serco announced it was considering paying a dividend on or around the day the government renewed its contact tracing contract in October.

Serco declined to say whether Mr Soames would be visiting other parts of Scotland during his trip.

Support is being provided by the prison operators, SERCO, as well as colleagues from Specialist Crime.

Upon arrival, patients are marshalled not by NHS staff, but workers in hi-vis jackets supplied by outsourcing companies, such as Serco, G4S, Mitie and Sodexo.