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  • Chamges to Job Role

    Hi
    I hope someone will be able to offer some advice . My wife works in a Eldery Care home as a Senior Carer and has been there since June last year . Whilst it started quite well it has steadily progressed downwards . In January all staff were asked to take a voluntary 20% pay cut ( "voluntary" in the sense that if they did not volunteer it they would then be put on notice ) . The management have also cut all the kitchen staff hours by half and now Carers are expected to prepare meals etc in addition to caring for the residents . This is not a case of prepared one or two meals but actually preparing and serving lunch for 25 residents . My wife is not trained for this

    We accepted the pay cut reluctantly but feel this latest change is simpley too much . In addition to this the Home Manager is for want of a better term a bully who screams and yells at the staff .

    It has affected my my wife quite a bit and I would just like to know if there is anything we could do ? It is a Private Care Home and has no HR department to speak of . My understanding is that as my wife has not been there for two years there is very little she can do barring of course leaving and trying to find another job .

    Any advise would be welcomed
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    Re: Chamges to Job Role

    Hello. Sorry to read of your wife's plight.
    You're right that less than 2yrs service gives her very little protection.
    It's really a question of her being able to negotiate with the manager, explaining that she lacks adequate training and is worried about the risks.
    Ultimately, I can't see any other way, apart from leaving.

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