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Great Facilities. The company is among competing long-term social care services
providers in the UK, with the proportion of private facilities and services that are crucial
to the welfare of many people with learning disabilities and other vulnerable people.
However, new staff members can be vulnerable to abuse and neglect.
Bad Management. Dimensions (UK) Ltd is not the leader in workforce management
consequently, the provision of health services include divergent goals. Good news for
those who want to become a care manager. Of course, there are many different
nationalities of people, people of different races, and ethnicities working there.
Poor Performance. It has been repeatedly brought to the attention of Senior
Management staff the particular challenges that arise in providing care and support in
the community for vulnerable people, issues concerning people vulnerable to abuse has

been ignored. It was even worse than that. Also, a staff member after allegations of
abuse asked the HR Business manager to resign because of operational issues.
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Summary Information on the Role of Support Worker and Relief Assistant
The role is primarily to work in the client setting, providing quality of outcomes help,
advice and guidance on issues relating to equality and good relations. The aim is to
deliver a uniquely personalised service for quality standards to improve work and life
goals.
As part of the process, to offer advice and guidance in various ways for a range of
support activities, home and in the community, in accordance with the agreed support
plan and within an agreed plan of risk.
Support worker duties who work directly with clients, and their families within the
client's home could include social or community activities as well as assistance with
working opportunities suited to their skills. They also seek to raise awareness of
environmental issues.
Given this, if you are concerned that a member of staff is harming or abusing a
vulnerable adult or has a history of abusive behavior towards other staff members at the
private home what should you do?
Resources on specific aspects of guideline implementation and quality improvement
suggest or recommend that you will be supported to report any form of abuse and
neglect, including: bullying and isolation.
Where Does the Abuse Take Place?
Abuse can take place anytime and anywhere, particularly in the case of the person not
getting the support and encouragement when receives 1:1 support from his key worker.
Verbal threats in the workplace to undermine someone's dignity and security through
humiliation insults or condescending language is abuse and assault by staff members.
In repeated manner, harassment and bullying of staff, including shouting and
intimidation neglect of clients or using the money inappropriately share some

commonalities: residents will tend to become anxious, agitated and neglected. As a

consequence, the residents in simple visual communication will not feel safe with them.

Employer's Duty of Care - Leadership & Management

It's no surprise that not all employers are aware of the implications of the duty of care
and this has to be challenged in the best interests of a person lacking capacity.
As a support worker, you have a duty to protect vulnerable people you support and
your colleagues from abuse. If they're being abused, who to talk to? How to report
abuse? Unfortunately, if you are unable to answer these questions, reporting abuse can
make this a daunting task and could sometimes have serious repercussions...
In the first instance, the Manager of the home has the responsibility for monitoring the
service for handling and dealing with all complaints. As part of their duty of care line
managers or senior managers should ensure the complaints are being dealt with
promptly and to ensure that staff are properly supported.
Appointing an investigator to investigate and respond to all complaints in a fair and
timely fashion? Senior managers at Dimensions (South), they don't know the answer to
what to do when a member of staff is harming or abusing. Can someone respond to
serial bullies?

The Little Lies Employers and Recruiters Tell You

What is your duty of care as employees (workers)? Because senior managers at
Dimensions don't know the answer to this, these are obvious contradictions when the
time came to approach them, lies and a lot of the discrimination because of the worker
status.
P.S. What you can ask and what you can't, though contradictions do not appear to
matter to Mr. Douglas King, Mr. David Mackney and other managers employed by
Dimensions UK. Operational, but I think an organizational culture and value system
especially in relation to reforms of the management jobs will make the change both
necessary and possible. For all these reasons Mr. Donea said that Mr. Douglas King
should leave the office to pave way to improved governance and risk management.

Different forms of abuse and neglect? There are many resources to finding answers to
different forms of abuse and neglect questions for example, Standard 5 Principles for
implementing duty of care.
Additional Resources:
Standard 5 Principles for implementing duty of care. http://www.cisassessment.co.uk/docs/pdf/wb/st5_wkb.pdf
Adrian Wakeling (AW). Ben Willmott (BW. Q&A: What is your duty of care to staff? 01
November 2011. http://www.icaew.com/en/archive/library/subject-gateways/law/healthand-safety/small-business-update/q-and-a-what-is-your-duty-of-care-to-staff

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