This chapter briefly examines the historical background to adult social care sector in the United Kingdom and the factors that contribute to low pay and in- work poverty for care workers employed in the sector. The chapter presents research findings from interviews conducted with care workers examining their role, pay, working conditions and understanding of pay rates such as the National Living Wage. The results show that care workers are highly committed and enjoy their job and working with residents, but their terms and conditions of work are being eroded. The additional pay for working unsocial hours and bank holidays has been stopped and only part time hours of work offered. As a result, care workers experience reductions in their pay ...
The aging of the population in the U.S. and elsewhere raises important questions about who will prov...
In recent decades, rapid population ageing has dramatically increased the need for older adult care ...
This research comes at an extremely challenging time for the care sector and its workforce in Scotla...
Between 1985 to 2014 the number of people aged 85 and above doubled from nearly 700,000 to 1.5 milli...
Over the past decades the English adult social care system has seen a set of policy reforms combine...
How do pay and conditions for workers in residential, nursing and domiciliary care services relate t...
Demographic trends escalate the demands for formal long- term care (LTC) in the majority of the dev...
Drawing on three case studies in each of Australia, New Zealand and Scotland, this article explores ...
Demographic trends escalate the demands for formal long-term care (LTC) in the majority of the devel...
This research investigated earnings below the Living Wage for staff in care homes for older people, ...
Working carers are a key focus of UK policies on health and social care and employment. Complementin...
This guide draws on a study which aimed to begin developing a care work-related quality of life tool...
This report is the culmination of a year-long investigation into pay and conditions in social care, ...
International audienceOver the past decades the English adult social care system has seen a set of p...
The research presents the findings from qualitative interviews with working carers managing direct p...
The aging of the population in the U.S. and elsewhere raises important questions about who will prov...
In recent decades, rapid population ageing has dramatically increased the need for older adult care ...
This research comes at an extremely challenging time for the care sector and its workforce in Scotla...
Between 1985 to 2014 the number of people aged 85 and above doubled from nearly 700,000 to 1.5 milli...
Over the past decades the English adult social care system has seen a set of policy reforms combine...
How do pay and conditions for workers in residential, nursing and domiciliary care services relate t...
Demographic trends escalate the demands for formal long- term care (LTC) in the majority of the dev...
Drawing on three case studies in each of Australia, New Zealand and Scotland, this article explores ...
Demographic trends escalate the demands for formal long-term care (LTC) in the majority of the devel...
This research investigated earnings below the Living Wage for staff in care homes for older people, ...
Working carers are a key focus of UK policies on health and social care and employment. Complementin...
This guide draws on a study which aimed to begin developing a care work-related quality of life tool...
This report is the culmination of a year-long investigation into pay and conditions in social care, ...
International audienceOver the past decades the English adult social care system has seen a set of p...
The research presents the findings from qualitative interviews with working carers managing direct p...
The aging of the population in the U.S. and elsewhere raises important questions about who will prov...
In recent decades, rapid population ageing has dramatically increased the need for older adult care ...
This research comes at an extremely challenging time for the care sector and its workforce in Scotla...