to work and skills-training programmes. The company employs more than 500 people across a national network of 50 employment and training centres, and helps thousands of people each year to find work or gain qualifications through a diverse portfolio of employability or skills contracts. Last year, Seetec pulled in 21.2m in sales and profits of 2.112m. This enabled the company, which is 56 per cent owned by founder Peter Cooper , to pay total dividends of 990,608. Some ten per cent of the company's shares are owned by an employee trust . The Sunday Times can reveal that the Rehab Group, Ireland's largest disability-services charity, has received more than _365m from various state agencies in the past five years. More than _33m of it came from the Charitable Lotteries Fund, set up to compensate charities for income lost to the National Lottery. Rehab's total income from the fund since it was established in 1997 exceeds _75m. It emerged three weeks ago that Angela Kerins, chief executive of Rehab Group, has an annual remuneration package worth more than _400,000. The charity, which employs 3,500 people and has a _200m annual turnover, says senior executives' salaries are not drawn from state funds. The Guardian reports this on Ingeus , "Therese Rein, managing director of Ingeus, whose company paid 3.8m in dividends last year -- Rein holds around 97% of its shares." JHP group is a model of transparency. |Of its Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director and Jim Chambers we know this