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Time for men to join the carer workforce

As more women enter the jobs market, the burden of care upon them can be reduced by helping more men become carers, write academics Hilary Land (far left) and Susan Himmelweit Most care is still provided by family members, usually women, which may seem...

Published 2 Oct 2008 4:47 PM by The Social Care Experts Blog

Filed under: disability, Workforce, Adult care, Carers, Direct payments, green paper, JRF, himmelweit, rowntree foundation, hilary land
Labour's final social care opportunity: adult green paper

By Justin Keen After 11 years talking about building a fairer social care system, Labour has a final opportunity to convert rhetoric into policy The Labour government has repeatedly emphasised its commitment to implementing a fairer social care system...

Published 24 Sep 2008 1:19 PM by The Social Care Experts Blog

Filed under: Adult care, JRF, adult green paper, Justin Keen
Adult green paper: duty, obligation and diversity should be the focus

By Kalyani Gandhi (left) and Helen Bowers The government is proposing to sort out our social care system by producing a green paper on better funding options. We believe such an exercise is too narrowly focused. Instead, we urgently need a wider debate...

Published 8 Sep 2008 1:11 PM by The Social Care Experts Blog

Filed under: Adult care, Public Policy, Helen Bowers, Kalyani Gandhi, Duty and Obligation, JRF

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