Corrections Jobs and Careers

After weeks during which multiple detention deputies left their positions, none have turned in notices this week, the sheriff's office said

An emergency resolution is quickly moving through Racine County government that would drastically increase pay for essential staff

Learn how much money you can expect to make, and how to spend it wisely

If you let an underperformer go unchallenged, you are guaranteed lower morale among your higher performers over time

California Correctional Center, which employs over 1,000 people, is slated to close next summer

It also gives officers eight hours of leave per month for one year

Many said they had no plans to return to work until the department greatly enhanced staffing levels

If you can’t help wondering why you feel like you’re new and why those stripes are a little heavy, read on

Deferred pay raises will also be restored for members of the California Correctional Peace Officers Association

The starting pay for COs under the proposal would increase from $36,847 to $40,997

Morgan County Sheriff Ron Puckett said there is still more to be done to make correctional jobs more attractive

The level of effectiveness within your organization is directly proportional to how well your teams work within themselves and with other small teams

There's no better time than National Correctional Officers Week to recognize the dedication of correctional personnel working in our nation's jails and prisons

"When prisons close in rural areas, there's a domino effect throughout the community," an advocate said