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Providers warn of harm to social care users and strain on carers as national insurance hike kicks in
Adults, Social work leaders, Workforce
Social workers least likely to feel valued of adult social care staff groups, find survey
Adults, Social work leaders, Workforce
Social workers to be allowed to opt out of assisted dying process
Adults, Social work leaders, Workforce
Experienced care workers earn 4p per hour more than new staff, reveals Skills for Care
Think Ahead raises concerns about mental health social work job cuts in call for thousands more roles
Adults, Children, Social work leaders
An update on the Mental Health Bill’s passage through Parliament
Adults, Social work leaders, Workforce
‘How reablement can better support independence and quality of life’
Adults, Children, Social work leaders, Workforce
Lack of staff and beds leading to ‘harmful’ gaps in mental healthcare, warns CQC
Adults, Social work leaders, Workforce
Government curbs overseas recruitment with providers required to prioritise staff already in England
7.7% boost to care home nursing fee welcome, but pressure on sector ‘relentless’, says provider body
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