The Four R’s event: 15 March 2018

The Four R’s event: 15 March 2018

The Four R’s: Exploring recruitment, retention, regulation and representation in the Scottish social care sector

 Thursday 15th March 2018 – 10.00am – 3.30pm

The Hilton Hotel, 1 William Street, Glasgow, G3 8HT

Throughout 2017, recruitment and retention challenges have intensified for care homes and care at home organisations throughout Scotland.  With the demand for adult social services increasing – how can providers best achieve the requirements of the new National Health and Care Standards, meet regulatory and registration qualification requirements and attract and retain a dedicated, compassionate workforce?

This is a practical workshop designed for owners, managers and supervisors working in care homes and care at home organisations, as well as front line workers.  Attendees will learn about new national developments relating to ‘The Four R’s’ and the latest Scottish Care report will be launched. 

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Due to the nature of this subject, this is shaping up to be an extremely popular event. We would therefore be very grateful if you could book your place by Wednesday 28th February.  If there is anyone else who you feel would like to attend (either within your organisation or external), please send their contact details to [email protected] and an invitation will be sent to them. 

There is no charge to attend this event.  However for operational reasons we may charge those who have booked and do not attend a fee of £25.00.  If after you have booked you are unable to attend please inform us as soon as possible and at least 48 hours before the event.

Over the coming weeks we will be sharing updates and information about the event on the Scottish Care website www.scottishcare.org and Twitter @scottishcare using the hashtag #C4RE

Please do not hesitate to contact the Workforce Matters team or the Scottish Care office if you have any questions or would like additional information. 

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