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welsh dragon

Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Coooooeeeee. Its dark. It's dry. Its calm. That's it from me. :laugh:

Stay safe peeps:hello:
 

Dave7

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Cheshire
It's my 'visit the auntie' day.....its getting seriously hard work as I look after MrsD as well.
Our daughter is here later and will cook us a chicken dinner/lunch.....with mash, carrots and brocoli.
 
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@dave r the auntie has to pay for her care and at £1000 per .onth it ain't cheap. They still turn up at whatever time suits. However, at least I can make a phone call and get that cost deleted. Pain in the ar*e though so often not worth the hassle.

How many carers does she have during the day? Thats expensive.
 

pawl

Legendary Member
The system is broken, they don't pay the carers enough and there are not enough carers.

I worked for Leicestershire Social Services Home cares we’re paid a monthly salary plus a mileage allowance if they were using their own vehicles plus there was a car lease scheme A lot of calls were.rural
Home care offices were situated in towns throughout the county . Most of the time service users had the same carer the exception being cover for days off.Even then it was usually the same carer carer covering on those occasions Retention,.Recruitment was rarely a problem.

My daughter worked for a private care company Salary was poor.No mileage allowance She could clock up fifty plus. miles per shift .Jobs that needed two carers very rarely happened

In general and I’m not blowing my own trumpet has gone down hill since my days as a social worker for the elderly care team
 

welsh dragon

Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
I worked for Leicestershire Social Services Home cares we’re paid a monthly salary plus a mileage allowance if they were using their own vehicles plus there was a car lease scheme A lot of calls were.rural
Home care offices were situated in towns throughout the county . Most of the time service users had the same carer the exception being cover for days off.Even then it was usually the same carer carer covering on those occasions Retention,.Recruitment was rarely a problem.

My daughter worked for a private care company Salary was poor.No mileage allowance She could clock up fifty plus. miles per shift .Jobs that needed two carers very rarely happened

In general and I’m not blowing my own trumpet has gone down hill since my days as a social worker for the elderly care team


Everything has gone downhill.
 
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