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5 steps to setting up a domiciliary care agency

June 7, 2022
Download our factsheet explaining the ‘5 steps to setting up a domiciliary care agency’ DOWNLOAD NOW Alternatively, read it here: Want to set up your own social care business but…
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Why workplace banter isn’t always ‘just a bit of fun’

June 1, 2022
Employment tribunals have seen claims for bullying and harassment attributed to workplace ‘banter’ increase by 44% in the last year. Sarah J. Barker, Solicitor Apprentice at Napthens offers tips on…
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Learn more about the Taxis and Private Hire Vehicles (Disabled Persons) Act 2022

June 1, 2022
This month, a new law comes into force that aims to prevent and reduce barriers disabled people face in accessing taxis and privately hired vehicles. Michelle Roby, Employment Law Adviser…
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Do you have menopause related policies at work?

June 1, 2022
Helena Newberry, Employee Relations Advisor at Napthens on the importance of introducing a workplace menopause now. Recent research has found that 10% of women leave the workforce and one in…
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Latest Social Care Monthly Highlights (May – June 2022)

June 1, 2022
The policy of the month in May was the Oral Care Policy and Procedure. Our team of experts have also reviewed and updated policies such as the Risk Assessment Policy…
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Volunteer or employee – tips to ensure you understand the difference to avoid the pitfalls

June 1, 2022
It’s Volunteers Week from 1-7 June. Kaine Davey, Trainee Solicitor at Napthens, explains the importance of having volunteers in care homes, but urges you to determine their legal status first,…
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Understanding dementia in people with Parkinson’s

June 1, 2022
Parkinson is a progressive neurological condition which causes problems in the brain and gets worse over time. Parkinson’s UK estimates that there are around 145,000 people were living with a…
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Person-Centred Support for Relatives – How are you supporting bereaved families?

May 31, 2022
Abi Spence, our QCS specialist, explains how our new resource can help you provide much support to those affected by loss. ‘Bereavement Support for social Care workers, families and loved…
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