Plans for fair pay agreements in adult social care (easy read)
Applies to England
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Detail of outcome
We asked people what they thought about our ideas for a ‘fair pay agreement’ for adult social care workers.
A fair pay agreement would make sure adult social care workers are paid enough money for the important work they do.
This booklet tells you what people said about our ideas and what we have decided to do.
This includes:
- who will be members of the body that will make decisions about fair pay agreements
- how decisions will be made
- who the fair pay agreement will apply to
Original consultation
Consultation description
The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) wants to hear from people about fair pay agreements.
We want to know how you think a fair pay agreement for adult social care workers should be agreed. Your answers will help DHSC understand what people think about:
- the group that talks about pay, called the Adult Social Care Negotiating Body
- the steps to agree pay
- who and what is included in the agreement
- how to solve problems if people disagree
- how to put the agreement in place
- how to make sure the rules are followed
The consultation is open for 15 weeks.
Follow the ‘Respond online’ link in the ‘Ways to respond’ box below to tell us your ideas.
Or you can print one of the documents and post it with your answers to:
Adult Social Care Fair Pay Agreement Team
6th floor, 39 Victoria Street
Westminster
London
SW1H 0EU
There is also a non-easy read version of this survey.
Documents
Updates to this page
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