The closest split was among staff working in adult residential care, although there was still a considerable margin between the two 65 people (70.7%) said – and 27 people (29.3%) said ‘yes’ ‘no’. COMPARISON OF PRIVATE AND VOLUNTARY SECTORS Question 2: part of the SSSC Register are you on?’ ‘What Question 3: is the main service you provide?’ ‘What Question 4: ‘What is your role?’ Question 5: local authority area are you primarily based in?’ Question 6: what extent are you involved in how your ‘To service/organisation makes decisions about how it is run?’ Question 7: what extent is your role valued by people you work with ‘To from other organisations (for example, from other health and social care organisations)?’ Question 8: what extent does your role give you the opportunity to ‘To support those who use your service to meet their individual needs and outcomes?’ Question 9: you recommend your workplace as a good place to ‘Would work?’
The closest split was among staff working in adult residential care, although there was still a considerable margin between the two – 65 people (70.7%) said ‘yes’ and 27 people (29.3%) said ‘no’. COMPARISON OF PRIVATE AND VOLUNTARY SECTORS Question 2: ‘What part of the SSSC Register are you on?’ Question 3: ‘What is the main service you provide?’ Question 4: ‘What is your role?’ Question 5: local authority area are you primarily based in?’ Question 6: ‘To what extent are you involved in how your service/organisation makes decisions about how it is run?’ Question 7: ‘To what extent is your role valued by people you work with from other organisations (for example, from other health and social care organisations)?’ Question 8: ‘To what extent does your role give you the opportunity to support those who use your service to meet their individual needs and outcomes?’ Question 9: ‘Would you recommend your workplace as a good place to work?’
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