Transcription of The Future Care Workforce - UK
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The Future care Workforce Ben Franklin February 2014. Contents Summary and 1. Background: The state of the social care sector in 2. The social care Workforce today: some stylised 3. Future demands of the care 4. Barriers to Workforce growth and how they might be 5. Conclusions and Appendix List of roundtable The Future care Workforce I 3. Summary and Recommendations Already a large employer, the adult social care sector in England will need to add approximately 1 million workers by 2025 in response to population ageing and the implied increase in the numbers of people with disabilities. The Workforce will also have to be increasingly diverse in order to deliver a more personalised service to those in need of care and support. While there is evidence of good practice across the care Workforce , there are a number of persistent challenges which could prevent the sector from evolving as required over the next decade.
The Future Care Workforce I 5 o Reducing staff turnover is not just about pay and terms of employment, but also about ensuring that employees have the …
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