If ministers had even a basic grasp of the sector, they would have reformed it long ago
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Commenting on the findings from the British Social Attitudes Survey, published by the King’s Fund and the Nuffield Trust which show falling levels of public satisfaction with social care, UNISON head of social care Gavin Edwards said:
Next government must make social care a priority
The ban means overseas care staff will be much less likely to come to work in the UK. But migrant workers are still very much needed
“But any attempt to fix the social care staffing crisis will be fatally undermined unless the government […]
Higher pay needed to boost workforce
Hospitals and care homes simply couldn't function without them. "There’s also a global shortage of […]
What’s needed is a national care service that’s adequately funded, with proper standards and fair pay for its workforce
The care system would implode without migrant care staff.
Both sectors are many thousands of staff short, social care desperately so. “Migrant workers are propping up a crumbling care […]
A properly funded social care system should be the backbone of a thriving economy.
Change needed after 13 years of declining living standards and harm to public services
Without a long-term plan to solve care’s staffing crisis, the sector will remain many thousands of employees short.
Migrant staff deserve nothing but respect and dignity for coming to look after those who need care the most.
The Conservatives had been in power for ten years when Covid struck.