MoJ's chief digital officer will only recruit those with a motivation to work in public services

Sooraj Shah
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Paul Shetler says MoJ isn't competing with companies that can offer more money as it wants staff that have a real interest in public services

The Ministry of Justice's chief digital officer, Paul Shetler, says that he would only recruit someone for a role at the department if they had "a real interest in public services". Shetler says...

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