Harrison was named as the government's family champion in December 2010. In the voluntary role she was the figurehead for a campaign aimed at recruiting volunteers to help the hardest-to-reach families back into work.
Harrison's company A4e also holds a number of contracts as part of the government's Work Programme.
The employment organisation has been hit by a serious of allegations resulting in the arrests of four former employees in January.
A statement on the company's website states: "We have an internal audit team which regularly monitors our work and that of our subcontractors. On top of that, we are subject to rigorous external audits.
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