MoJ steps up recruitment campaign for prison & probation staff

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MoJ steps up recruitment campaign for prison & probation staff

The MoJ admits there is a level of cynicism over the 'sugar-coating' and aspirational language of recruitment into prison and probation jobs amongst existing staff.

A still from the TV ad

Date - 28th September 2023
By - Russell Webster - Work with Offenders

The Ministry of Justice has launched a major new advertising campaign to tackle recruitment and retention, by showing the reality of life as prison and probation officers. It’s the first time the MoJ has ever invested in a national campaign...

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