650,000 extra jobs may be needed in adult social care by 2035
390,000 people left their jobs over the last year
Staff Turnover has increased by 7.6% between 2012/13 and 2017/18
These are just a few of the findings in the two reports published by Skills for Care looking at the state of the adult social care workforce in England.
What we can learn from these reports.
These reports help us understand the workforce and growing needs of the sector. They are also important in helping us realign our own priorities and allocate the right resources and professionals needed to ensure our recruitment and retention efforts are working for us now and getting ready for the future.
We have many social care recruitment and retention guides and webinar recordings that you are welcome to use anytime. Check out our resource library here.
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