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FINANCE
Should we have a referendum on funding social care?
By Michael Burton | 09 November 2016
Government is under huge pressure on social care funding but what will its response be? Michael B...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Do alternative models work for child services?
By Olly Swan | 09 November 2016
Mixed messages from government on children’s services mean an independent evaluation of alternati...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Responding to the 4Children fallout
By Carol Iddon | 09 November 2016
When charity 4Children entered administration earlier this year, support had to be maintained for...
HUMAN RESOURCES
Challenge of retaining staff
By Kate Wilson | 09 November 2016
Kate Wilson suggests how changes to recruitment could tackle difficulties surrounding the retent...
FINANCE
Health charities: Prioritise care funding over NHS
By Sam Clayden | 08 November 2016
A coalition of influential health charities has urged the chancellor to prioritise the £1.9bn soc...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Greening: Great social work should not be prescribed or defined by ministers
By Sam Clayden | 04 November 2016
Good social care should not be ‘defined’ by central government, the education secretary insisted ...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Social care not Government priority as public 'don't know enough'
By Michael Burton | 03 November 2016
Ministers are failing to prioritise care spending because the public does not regard adult care a...
FINANCE
Minister dodges care funding pledge
By Michael Burton | 03 November 2016
Community health and care minister David Mowat today ducked making any pledges for more cash for ...
HEALTH
Give councils health powers to end NHS 'confusion'
By Thomas Bridge | 03 November 2016
Councils must be given greater responsibility over regional health services to end ‘confusion’ be...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Just 1% of children's social workers support new legislation
By Jamie Hailstone | 02 November 2016
Children’s social workers have overwhelmingly rejected government plans to change the way service...
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Director of Social Work and Social Care
£100,731 to £104,625
You will join a values-driven senior leadership team, providing visible and responsive leadership. Apply for this job
Housing Ombudsman
£130,095 per annum, negotiable based on experience.
The Housing Ombudsman Service allows colleagues to choose if they wish to work in the London office, from home or a hybrid of the two Apply for this job
Director of Public Health
£109,483 to £122,620
Your opportunity to make a real difference. Apply for this job
- Report calls for slashing of London boroughs
- London needs fewer councils as part of a broader governance reset in the capital
- Peers move to limit ministerial powers over elections
- District councils propose council tax freeze
- Political convenience is no justification for unconstitutional local election tinkering
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