Private prisons tend to cut back on staff costs and training, they pay their officers less, provide fewer hours of training and have higher inmate to staff ratios, a combination which may account for their much higher turnover rate among correctional officers as well as the uptick in inmate assaults
Private prisons tend to cut back on staff costs and training, they pay their officers less, provide fewer hours of training and have higher inmate to staff ratios, a combination which may account for their much higher turnover rate among correctional officers as well as the uptick in inmate assaults