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Care workers will rally at the Scottish Parliament this weekend as they step-up their fight for £15 an hour social care minimum wage.
Care faces 170,000 vacancies before November’s cliff edge vaccine deadline - the workforce can’t cope
Many families are being plunged into debt to generate bloated profits for shadowy private companies
Elderly forced out of their homes and care workers left penniless while investors swan off - it's repugnant
£10 an hour won't tackle the understaffing crisis in our social care sector
“This is what the crisis in care looks like”
Care workers are paid the bare minimum while care home residents shell out their life savings just to have dignity in old age
England’s 1.25 million care workers will stump up to the tune of almost £100 a piece
11th hour guidance provides some clarity but comes far too late in the day for carers who have spent months thinking they’d be sacked
Government is subsidising exploitation of our care workers
