Met Police on the verge of outsourcing hundreds of jobs to SSCL

Sooraj Shah
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Finance, procurement and HR departments to be outsourced imminently

The Met Police is set to outsource three back-office departments to private firm Shared Services Connected Limited (SSCL) imminently. The organisation's finance, procurement and human resources ...

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