Traveling unaccompanied

From the latest brochure of the prison labour intermediary Correcto:

Further proof of our commitment to policies that are both progressive and efficient is our innovative method allowing prisoners to transfer from one location to another without being accompanied by a guard. From the quarry to the plantation, from roadworks to the factory, from the breeding plant to the harbour, well-behaved prisoners and slaves get the opportunity to walk to their new workplace alone, thanks to some well-placed additional restraints and a double key system enabling the removal of the restraints at the destination location (for journeys taking longer than a day, feeding stations are provided with extra keys). We save thousands of dollars in guard costs, but the privilege of unaccompanied, independent travel motivates prisoners to behave well and not cause trouble. Protective devices keep our female prisoners safe from unauthorized sexual use, ensuring a smooth and uninterrupted travel experience.

This brochure got Correcto into a minor legal spat as it showed slaves at a privately owned Smindrik plantation in the background. Smindrik is an easy-to-grow, inexpensive, healthful plant used primarily as fodder for slaves. Free people don't eat it much as overexposure to active substances in the plant causes priapism in males and mammarian hypertrophy in females, but it is the perfect staple for keeping slaves alive and healthy at a low cost.