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We're campaigning to fix social care, organising for better pay & conditions and fighting for full sick pay
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Your latest GMB updates from the social care sector
More than a third of our GMB Union carers would consider packing their jobs in if vaccines were mandated
GMB care members threatened with dismissal if they don’t ignore existing DNR order, GMB Congress hears
Health and care workers were ‘put in the line of fire as the government squabbled and lied to each other’
Lack of ‘political will’ in Queen's Speech to fix the broken system
Social care workers are more likely to report poor mental health than other workers – and the gap is widening
Urgent action needed to battle ‘mental health crisis’ in social care
Instead of using carers as guinea pigs the govt should increase sick pay so workers can afford to isolate
Health and social care workers made up 70% of reported occupational deaths
Everyone is watching and waiting for NHS Pay Review Body to do the right thing
We-know-best approach will cause unnecessary anxiety and discontent among care workers
