
In 2019 Three Million Workers Delivered Health And Social Care In The Uk, They Accounted For One In Every Ten Workers. These Frontline Workers Delivered The Spectrum Of Care We Receive 'from The Cradle To The Grave', They Are The Occupations We Encounter In Hospitals, Community Health Care, Residential And Domiciliary Care Settings. Fifty Percent Of The Current Spend Of A Typical Uk Hospital Goes On Its Frontline Workforce And Yet Both Research And Policy Have Neglected The Frontline Workforce. This Book Details The Size, Occupational Composition, Geographical Spread, And Growth Of This Workforce. It Identifies The Reasons People Work In Frontline Care And What Drives The Demand For These Workers. It Explains How The Uk Labour Market Is Part Of A Global Market And Details The Heavy Dependence Of The Uk On Foreign Trained Workers. It Explains How The Labour Market For Frontline Workers Operates, How These Workers Pay Is Set, What Has Happened To Their Pay In Recent Years And Why There Are Such Acute Shortages Of Some Of The Key Frontline Occupations-- Provided By Publisher.
This book investigates the structural dynamics, economic drivers, and systemic challenges defining the health and social care labor market in the United Kingdom. Robert S. Elliott, an expert in labor economics, utilizes national workforce data and policy analysis to examine the composition and sustainability of the frontline care sector. The work argues that despite the sector's critical role in public infrastructure, it remains significantly under-researched and vulnerable to global market fluctuations.
What You Will Find
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Experts identify this work as a comprehensive resource for policymakers and labor economists seeking to understand the complexities of the UK care workforce. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which provides a rigorous foundation for evaluating current staffing shortages and systemic policy failures.
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Publication Date:
2024-01-01
Publisher:
New York : Oxford University Press,
ISBN-10:
0191991570
ISBN-13:
9780191991578
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