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Critics of the company have accused it of being insensitive to the needs of disabled individuals who are referred to its programmes. Along with other job-creation companies, Seetec has been criticized for operating on a per head business model, where the company receives a fixed payment for each
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In June 2019 Seetec confirmed the start of its latest business line Seetec Pluss Ltd, responsible for managing Work and Health programme contracts previously delivered by Pluss CIC in addition to DWP ESF sub contracts. In August 2019 Seetec Outsource Training and Skills Ltd had started trading,
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for the benefit of the company's 2,500 employees. This is in addition to an existing employee benefit trust established in 1990 which owns 18 per cent of the company, and the 1.5 per cent stake held by the charity Your Ambition. Retaining a 29 per cent stake in the business, Cooper announced in
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transferred ownership of the Kent, Surrey and Sussex Community Rehabilitation Company (KSS CRC) to Seetec. In May 2016 Seetec acquired Outsource Training and Development, a London-based training provider with experience of delivering training in key industries, including media and
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In 1989 Seetec Business Technology Centre Ltd was formed, taking over the operational contracts and services of the original company. An employee-owned business since January 2020, it operates across the UK and Ireland, with its head office in Essex.
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January 2020 his decision to step down as executive chairman, with the intention to chair the main board as a non-executive director. John Baumback took over executive leadership of the company as the group managing director as of 1 April 2020.
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management. Seetec also delivers employability support, advice and guidance to individuals who are out of work, helping them to find sustainable employment.
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and skills development programmes across a range of UK industries. Employer services include workforce and apprenticeship recruitment and
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Founded in 1984 as a company limited by guarantee and registered charity, Seetec was originally established to deliver IT training to the
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In January 2020, founder and 80 per cent shareholder Peter Cooper sold 51 per cent of the company into an
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Seetec's justice division works with prisons, government and criminal justice agencies to
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List of British organisations who have participated in workfare programmes
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and four private sponsors from the IT industry: Access (now Mastercard),
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In February 2019, the Ministry of Justice appointed Seetec to deliver
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Information technology organisations based in the United Kingdom
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Ramesh, Randeep; editor, Social affairs (26 September 2013).
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delivering apprenticeship and skills training across the UK.
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person it routes off of the welfare rolls and back to work.
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Department for Work and Pensions v Information Commissioner
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Seetec was established in 1984. Its directors were from
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R (Reilly) v Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
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Ireland
unemployed
apprenticeships
disabled people
Essex County Council
Rochford District Council
British Telecom
Fujitsu
Ministry of Justice
marketing
probation
South West England
Wales
Employee Ownership Trust
apprenticeships
Apprenticeship Levy
rehabilitation
"Seetec Outsource Training and Skills Starts Trading"
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"Five benefit changes the government doesn't want you to know about"
"Private JobPath operators to get 'job sustainment' fees"
The Irish Times
"Welfare-to-work firms to see cut in referrals for poor performance"
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"Unemployment scheme is outsourced to private firms"
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