Presenter Mark Ivory (right) asks Simon Heng whether direct payment users should be compelled to CRB check their employees in the latest Ivory Tower podcast.
Also under investigation is the impact of planned age discrimination legislation on social care. Mark speaks to Help the Aged’s head of public affairs Kate Jopling.
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