Care Workers 'Should Be Given £2,000 Pay Rise to Tackle Workforce Crisis'

Care workers 'should be given £2,000 pay rise to tackle workforce crisis'

It comes as care companies will be restricted from recruiting from abroad

Carers need a £2,000 a year pay hike to end 'national scandal', bombshell report says - The Mirror

A new report by the Fabian Society urges ministers to put £1.5billion aside to bring carer salaries in line with the NHS and end the recruitment crisis facing the sector

Call for £1.5bn boost to care worker pay

A think tank has urged the Government to boost social care funding by £1.5bn to support a £2,000 pay rise for care workers.

Call for £2,000 pay rise for care workers to tackle growing workforce ‘crisis’

Care workers should be given a £2,000 pay rise in a bid to tackle a growing workforce crisis in the sector, according to a report. The Fabian Society urged the

Give care workers a £2,000 pay rise to help tackle workforce crisis

Give care workers a £2,000 pay rise to help tackle workforce crisis | News, Press release

The government must set aside £1.5bn* so more than half a million care staff in England receive a £2,000 pay rise and more workers can be recruited to this under-pressure sector, says a report published by the Fabian Society today (Monday). Negotiations are currently under way between ministers, employers and unions to establish a fair pay agreement in adult social care in England. This aims to improve pay and conditions to tackle the growing wo…