Marks
& Spencer is offering work experience to prisoners to help them develop new
skills and prepare them for life in the community.
M&S
will take on about 20 category D prisoners (suitable for open prison),
following a successful pilot scheme in Norwich last year.
Inmates
approaching the end of their sentence will be able to work in-store for six
weeks at 20 stores around the country.
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One
of the prisoners who took part in the pilot scheme will be offered a job after
impressing M&S bosses.
