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UK: Selling the state: the 'unethical' companies taking over UK public services

01 September 2011

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UK: Selling the state: the 'unethical' companies taking over UK public services (link): "The companies managing UK immigration have come in for criticism once again, in new research - ‘Is that what you call good service?’ - by pressure group Ethical Consumer."

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