Zero hours contracts don't fit well with decent care
Ros explains her views on that zero hours contracts do not fit well with caring professions, where continuity and a caring environment are important
Ros explains her views on that zero hours contracts do not fit well with caring professions, where continuity and a caring environment are important
Telegraph website explains Ros’ views on the dangers of low interest rates distorting the economy and forcing savers to gamble with their future financial security.
Pensions World Magazine features Ros’ comments about saving for long-term care separately from pensions.
Press Release highlighting that the Social Care bill highlighted in the Queen’s Speech is welcome but only one small part of what is needed to solve the social care crisis.
Ros comments on the anticipated Government reforms to be announced that will pave the way to introduce Dilnot-style framework to reform social care funding over the longer term. Broadly welcoming the changes, she highlights how they can help the process of reform.
Ros explains why CentreForum proposals by Paul Burstow to fund Dilnot reforms by means testing pensioner Winter Fuel Payments will not work. They risk making more pensioners worse off and needing care, since extending means testing will lead to lower savings
Ros welcomes Norman Lamb’s comments that he wants to make improving dementia care a top priority. Saga fully supports this aim and wants to see urgent action.
Press Release commenting on latest warnings from Local Government Association about the looming care crisis – we need radical reform, short-term fixes won’t work.
Press Release summarizing Ros’ evidence to the House of Lords Inquiry into Public Services and Demographic Change.
Ros submitted evidence to the House of Lords Inquiry on Public Services and Demographic change, calling for urgent reforms of social care funding and welcoming longer working lives for those who are able to stay active.