Tuesday, July 06, 2010
State Employees Question Capitol Food Court Plan
WEST VIRGINIA....
The state Department of Administration plans to have a minimal full-time staff when it takes over the Capitol Food Court operation in August with prisoners on work release. Corrections Commissioner Jim Rubenstein says it's not unusual for work-release prisoners to work in public places in Charleston, but some state employees are questioning the plan, saying customers won't know what the prisoners' backgrounds are or what they've been convicted of.
The state Department of Administration plans to have a minimal full-time staff when it takes over the Capitol Food Court operation in August with prisoners on work release. Corrections Commissioner Jim Rubenstein says it's not unusual for work-release prisoners to work in public places in Charleston, but some state employees are questioning the plan, saying customers won't know what the prisoners' backgrounds are or what they've been convicted of.
# posted by Homer Owens @ 9:41 AM 
