In almost any place-in my case east London-traveling by short train, keeping an eye on the company logo is the best way to understand how much we rely on clothing like Carillion.
As Carillion's collapse continues, it learns from new allegations of evading pension obligations while paying dividends, and many will say the company is just a rotten apple.
But this weekend, another story broke out: six of the 10 largest college Trust funds issued warnings about compensation, referred to
Staffing, building safety and financial risks.
The trust funds cover hundreds of English-speaking schools.
There was a disturbing taste of the matter.
Insufficient state investment? Check.
Irresponsible management of profiteering? Check.
The line between private and public services is constantly blurred, and both sides are excessiveexposed? Check.
Cost and efficiency constitute the rationale for widespread use by carillion and others.
The college school program is more ideological, but its conservative rationale is similar-efficiency, parental choice, all the usual guidelines.
What we receive is an opaque governance structure, and the voices of parents and teachers only need to be heard if management wants.
Instead of running your school in the local council that is responsible for you in the election, we have huge college chains across the country, such as Starbucks stores.
It is essential that we have no say in how schools spend money.
This means that there is now a widespread expansion in executive pay.
We paid £ 180,000 in salary and insurance for his Jaguar.
Other things we cough for include Marco Pierre's white rice, broadband in the holiday home, luxury apartments, sex toys and a variety of fees that even about 2008 Members of Parliament will not pay for us.
At the same time, the teachers complained about running out of basic resources from textbooks to glue sticks.
Jaguar aside, there is a long shortage of education funding.
We are billions of dollars away from the funds needed to bring the school buildings to decent standards.
We have had a crisis in teacher recruitment and retention. 8bn in real-
Since 2015, provisions in the field of education have been cut.
The highly localized campaign against school cuts is often-
The Conservative Party lost a majority in the general election.
2017 The New funds promised in the budget did not fill the gap, and with moderate Justin Green being forced out as minister of education, it is possible that the funds will conduct ideological experiments on children, such as the new grammar school.
Austerity forced Carillion to bid very low for the contract it couldn't afford.
In addition to the trust fund itself, it is now very similar in schools (
Including owned by a major Conservative donor)
An alert is being issued that cannot be delivered.
We saw it before.
After the financial record has been deleted.
3 m was handed over to a subcontractor who did not have a written contract and the Education Funding Agency began investigating allegations of misconduct at the Perry March chain in Birmingham.
DfE had to incorporate a few of its schools into administration.
In the latest data, the kennal College Trust has 8 red schools, 7 of 35 Ark colleges have deficits, and 25 of AET's 66 schools have deficits.
40 000 children at the "zombie" Academy, could not find a new sponsor after the previous school dropped out of school or was disempowered.
What happens if a large chain or several chains fail due to long-term underfunding and opaque governance?
We don't know, nor do the Ministry of Education.
The risks we take are not rewarded.
Ofsted, Britain's largest college chain, accused poor students of failing.
Inspector Ofsted's schief warned that there were "serious weaknesses" in the college's standards ".
There is no evidence that the college has raised the standards and there is no evidence that they have failed in many cases.
I think the successful colleges should be attributed to the excellent teachers, not the conservative model. Neo-
The free model of public service should combine private efficiency with public integrity.
On the contrary, our private sector is inefficient and our government lacks integrity.
Over the weekend, a possible Conservative leadership candidate accused the defense minister of talking about foreign threats in his predecessor to distract him, a strange drama that dominated
Ministers are trying to make a profit from Brexit, and the government is barely whispering to our school's time bomb.
We urgently need community and education professionals to regain control with governments willing to invest.
With Carillion, there are dangerous construction projects.
It could be our baby next time.