Adult Social Care Vacancies Down but Domestic Recruitment Still ‘Challenging’

Adult social care vacancies down but domestic recruitment still ‘challenging’

An extra 470,000 people are projected as needed in the sector by 2040 to meet the needs of a growing older population.

Social care roles are being filled, but the sector is still concerned. Here’s why

A new report has warned of the challenges ahead for recruitment in the long-stretched sector

In numbers: Social care will need 470,000 extra staff by 2040 | Local Government Chronicle (LGC)

The latest annual report from Skills for Care assessing trends in the adult social care workforce shows that while vacancy rates have returned to pre-pandemic levels they remain higher than for the wider the economy. Demand is increasing year on year and Skills for Care…The post In numbers: Social care will need 470,000 extra staff by 2040 appeared first on Local Government Chronicle (LGC).

Staff vacancy rates in social care return to pre-Covid levels

Social care staff vacancy rates have returned to pre-Covid levels, according to the latest data from Skills for Care.

Social care roles are being filled, but the sector is still concerned. here's why

Number of jobs in adult social care According to a new report, there has been a decline of 85,000 since ... Read more The post Social care roles are being filled, but the sector is still concerned. here’s why appeared first on The Local Report.

Number of British staff in adult social care continuing to fall as government cuts off visa route

Vacancy rate falls to pre-Covid levels as number working in adult social care workforce reaches record levels, says Skills for Care