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We’ve aggregated 115 of Community Care’s headlines and news stories over the past 3 months.

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Major PIP update issued that will affect thousands

UK Economy · United Kingdom

Major PIP update issued that will affect thousands

46% Left coverage: 13 sources

Sir Keir Starmer has caved to a Labour rebellion and offered major concessions to his backbenchers on his planned benefit cuts. See the Story

DWP new rules for PIP and Universal Credit after MPs vote to pass welfare cuts - Liverpool Echo

DWP new rules for PIP and Universal Credit after MPs vote to pass welfare cuts - Liverpool Echo

70% Center coverage: 10 sources

This is what the controversial changes will mean for you See the Story

Hike in Fostering Costs Branded ‘Despicable’

Oceania · Mold

Hike in Fostering Costs Branded ‘Despicable’

60% Left coverage: 10 sources

A COUNCILLOR has branded as ‘despicable’ moves by some independent care agencies to bump up prices before new Welsh legislation stops…See the Story

Innocent male childcare workers likely to be driven from sector

34% Center coverage: 6 sources

Male early learning educators will probably quit, facing increased scrutiny, in the wake of one alleged male sex offender who worked across 20 Victorian childcare centres.Karl Stefanovic · Australia See the Story

Trump administration slaps down UK after MPs pass assisted dying bill

67% Right coverage: 9 sources

US Politics · London See the Story

UNISON members ‘overwhelmingly reject’ local government pay offer

UNISON members have “overwhelmingly rejected” this year’s local government pay offer for staff in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. The result from the country’s largest union – which also is the one with the biggest social work membership – follows similar outcomes in ballots of the members of GMB and Unite, in relation to the offer from the employers’ side of the National Joint Council for Local Government Services (NJC). The 3.2% offer is …England · England Read Article

You Can’t Fix the NHS without Fixing Social Care, Streeting Warned

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Social care was described as a ‘very significant question’ hanging over the blueprint by the shadow health secretary. MPs have warned the Health Secretary that “you can’t fix the NHS without fixing social care” following the launch of the Government’s 10-year health plan. Social care was described as a “very significant question” hanging over the blueprint by the shadow health secretary. Speaking in Commons on Thursday, Edward Argar warned Wes S…NHS · England See the Story

Munro: children’s social care reforms ‘very likely to fail’ due to scale of change and lack of testing

The government’s children’s social care reforms in England are “very likely to fail” due to the scale of change involved and the lack of testing. That was the damning verdict from Professor Eileen Munro, the social work academic who led the coalition government’s 2010-11 review into child protection and is the co-creator of the much-used Signs of Safety model. In an interview with Community Care, Munro, emeritus professor of social policy at the…England · England Read Article

Social Work England to hold ‘national conversation’ on future regulation of profession

Social Work England is to hold a “national conversation” on the future regulation of the profession. It is running a roadshow this autumn, to which it is inviting social workers, people with lived experience, employers, students, academics and representatives from sector bodies to discuss key issues relating to its role as regulator, in five events around the country. Participants will be able to discuss: What Social Work England should priorit…Regulation · Sheffield Read Article

Spiralling social care costs mean one in five pensioners fear they will leave 'nothing' to loved ones

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The Liberal Democrats say the government have "backed away" from cross-party talks on social care, accusing them of "kicking reforms into the long-grass”.NHS · United Kingdom See the Story

Warning of More Birmingham Strikes as Equal Pay Action 'Too Slow'

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The GMB union says it is gauging interest from its members for possible future strike action.England · England See the Story

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