OUR CARERS

 

Types of work

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Short-Term & Emergency Supply Cover

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If you are looking for flexibility - then our short term supply roles are a great option for you. Our company prides itself on the close relationships we have with many local care providers and provisions. We aim to maintain locally-based pool of staff which reflects the demand for supply cover in each area. Daily supply work ranges from one-day requirements to bookings that can run for a number of weeks, or even longer.

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Long Term Roles

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Trust Supply North West are committed to providing provisions with cover for maternity, long-term staff sickness, unfilled vacancies etc. Long-term staff are usually expected to fulfil most, and in some cases all, of the duties of the substantive post holder.

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We can help you find a role that is the perfect fit for you, contact us now to find out more.

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Pay

At Trust Supply North West, we ensure you receive a highly competitive rate of pay. All staff will be paid on a weekly basis - subject to us receiving a your approved timesheet for the work completed.

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Safe Working Practice

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Safeguarding

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Trust Supply North West make your safety and the safety of the children and vulnerable adults in your care our first priority.
Everyone who comes into contact with children, vulnerable and their families has a role to play in safeguarding both children and vulnerable adults. We expect all our candidates to complete accredited yearly safeguarding training in order to keep their knowledge up to date.

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All staff working in our care provisions are expected to make judgements about their behaviour to secure the best interests and welfare of the children and adults in their charge. In doing this, you must understand which behaviours constitute safe practice and which behaviours you must avoid.

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The Health and Safety Act 1974 imposes a duty on employees to take care of themselves and anyone else who may be affected by their actions or failings. As an adult with a duty of care towards children and vulnerable adults, the need to be vigilant and maintain a responsible attitude towards safety in care provisions is paramount.

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