. General Social Care Council Codes of Practice (2002) document covers the agreed ways of working for social care it covers workers and employers and describes the standard of conduct and practice within the work setting. The two codes for workers/employers are presented together as they share joint responsibilities of employers/workers ensuring high standards are met.
The requirements which have been outlined by CQC, Skills for Care, The National Minimum Standards for older people and Adults and General Social care Council have influenced our supervisions to ensure all staff are supported within the company and codes of practices are followed, all staff will receive a formal supervision at least six times a year followed by an annual appraisal,
The requirements which have been outlined by CQC, Skills for Care, The National Minimum Standards for older people and Adults and General Social care Council have influenced our supervisions to ensure all staff are supported within the company and codes of practices are followed, all staff will receive a formal supervision at least six times a year followed by an annual appraisal,