2.4 Explain Agreed Ways Of Working With Employerer Analysis
2.4 Identify the personal information that must be kept up to date with own employer:
Personal information that must be kept up to date with the employer is:
-Address -Bank details -Contact details -Emergency contact details
2.5 Explain agreed ways of working with employer:
Agreed ways of working with my employer are outlined in my Care and Support Worker Handbook.This information provides me with the obligations that are expect from myself as an employee and also what I can expect from my employer.
A summary of my obligations are:
-To deliver care by arriving when expected and delivering the care outlined in the Service User´s Care Plan feeding …show more content…
) by supporting them through assessments with everyday activities. Resources and support are then assigned to Service User according to their individual needs.
3.4 Describe the main roles and responsabilities of representative bodies that influence the wider sector:
Government policies require public sector agencies ( for example, PCTs and Las ) to work co-operatively with each other and other organisations in the private and voluntary sectors. These relationships areformalised in local partnership agreements ( LPAs )to improve the services available for different individual groups. LPAs set partnership goals and identify how the partners will achieve these. Local Area Agreements ( LAAs ) are agreements drwn up between local and central government to ensure that LAs meet their local needs in the context of central government policies and priorities. Social services departments also work in partnership with other agencies to ensure that individual´s needs are addressed. Examples includes voluntary sector,private companies delivering personal care, the pobation service and housing …show more content…
Lack of funding and government cuts, lack of specialist training and keeping up to date with new guidelines and regulations, lack of trust and belief with the companies and the responsible bodies such as social services, the police, care providers and care staff and the families of the victims, sharing information with various outsiders who have input to the care given. All these reasons have understandably given the public a huge concern for the sector.
5.3 Describe how issues of public concern have altered public views of the sector:
The public have seemed to lost faith in such regulators and companies. The media have issued a lot of publicity stating how care companies, social services, regulators have let the Service Users down. There are channels on television or newspapers who have reported on such cases from being under cover within the sector to show the public what can go on within
Personal information that must be kept up to date with the employer is:
-Address -Bank details -Contact details -Emergency contact details
2.5 Explain agreed ways of working with employer:
Agreed ways of working with my employer are outlined in my Care and Support Worker Handbook.This information provides me with the obligations that are expect from myself as an employee and also what I can expect from my employer.
A summary of my obligations are:
-To deliver care by arriving when expected and delivering the care outlined in the Service User´s Care Plan feeding …show more content…
) by supporting them through assessments with everyday activities. Resources and support are then assigned to Service User according to their individual needs.
3.4 Describe the main roles and responsabilities of representative bodies that influence the wider sector:
Government policies require public sector agencies ( for example, PCTs and Las ) to work co-operatively with each other and other organisations in the private and voluntary sectors. These relationships areformalised in local partnership agreements ( LPAs )to improve the services available for different individual groups. LPAs set partnership goals and identify how the partners will achieve these. Local Area Agreements ( LAAs ) are agreements drwn up between local and central government to ensure that LAs meet their local needs in the context of central government policies and priorities. Social services departments also work in partnership with other agencies to ensure that individual´s needs are addressed. Examples includes voluntary sector,private companies delivering personal care, the pobation service and housing …show more content…
Lack of funding and government cuts, lack of specialist training and keeping up to date with new guidelines and regulations, lack of trust and belief with the companies and the responsible bodies such as social services, the police, care providers and care staff and the families of the victims, sharing information with various outsiders who have input to the care given. All these reasons have understandably given the public a huge concern for the sector.
5.3 Describe how issues of public concern have altered public views of the sector:
The public have seemed to lost faith in such regulators and companies. The media have issued a lot of publicity stating how care companies, social services, regulators have let the Service Users down. There are channels on television or newspapers who have reported on such cases from being under cover within the sector to show the public what can go on within