Inmate Money Inmates have two accounts, a personal account and a savings account. Upon admission, if an inmate is in possession of any money, it will be placed in the in- mate’s personal account. Inmates who obtain facility jobs, also called work assignments, are paid for those jobs. Inmates who work for MassCorr, the Department correctional industries program, are paid an hourly rate. Inmates who are assigned to jobs other than in- dustries program jobs are paid a daily rate. Half of the money that an inmate earns from a job is placed in his/her personal account and the other… Read more »
Inmate Money Inmates have two accounts, a personal account and a savings account. Upon admission, if an inmate is in possession of any money, it will be placed in the in- mate’s personal account. Inmates who obtain facility jobs, also called work assignments, are paid for those jobs. Inmates who work for MassCorr, the Department correctional industries program, are paid an hourly rate. Inmates who are assigned to jobs other than in- dustries program jobs are paid a daily rate. Half of the money that an inmate earns from a job is placed in his/her personal account and the other… Read more »