Carers rely on appropriate support from social services in order to keep going, an expert has warned. ‘If a carer’s own health suffers it leads to greater need and costs further down the line,’ sai… continue reading Powered by WPeMatico
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The latest Report on Jobs published today, shows a rise in starting salaries for candidates securing permanent roles in October – the strongest rate of increase since December 2007. While this is welcome news, it comes in part as a result of a six year low in the availability of staff to fill vacant roles. The monthly publication also highlights continued growth in staff appointments with recruitment consultants signallingfurther increases in both permanent placements and temporary billings during October, although these were slightly down on the previous month. Overall demand for staff grew at its fastest pace since June 2007…
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This blog was contributed by Paul Gamble, Chief Executive of Habinteg Housing Association. Effective housing policies will make or break the UK's ability to meet the challenges posed by our ageing population. Building homes that remain accessible for all stages of … Continue reading →
Ant & Dec, Phillip Schofield & Holly Willoughby and Christine Bleakley & Paddy McGuinness are today announced as the presenter line-up for Text Santa, ITV's annual charity appeal, broadcasting on...
A new £1million community minibus fund has been announced by Transport Minister Keith Brown. The one-off fund for this financial year will help community transport operators buy new vehicles to...
New research from AposTherapy reveals osteoarthritis could be forcing people into an earlier retirement than planned New research reveals that osteoarthritis (OA) is having an unprecedented effect on UK's older workforce. A staggering 67 per cent of OA sufferers aged … Continue reading →
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Growing concerns over the quality and management of hospital food have triggered a Government review of standards. The new Hospital Food Standards Panel to be announced by the Government on Friday … continue reading Powered by WPeMatico
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Growing concerns over the quality and management of hospital food have triggered a Government review of standards. The new Hospital Food Standards Panel to be announced by the Government on Friday ...
