
2 December 2008
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A national academy to help improve the child-rearing skills of parents across England is being launched today (21 November).
A tool to help hospital workers act quickly if a child patient's condition is worsening has won a national award.
The future of youth work could be under threat if local authorities do not recognise its value, the chief executive of the National Youth Agency (NYA) has warned.
Youth service managers could be in line for a salary hike under a deal offered by employers.
Nearly two-thirds of midwives have considered quitting the profession, according to a survey by the Royal College of Midwives.
Research suggests that the mass retirement of head teachers over the next few years won't cripple the education system, as feared.
More than half of youth offending team (YOT) workers spend at least a quarter of their time at work completing paperwork, a survey has revealed.
Revised occupational standards for youth workers will remove the distinction between skills that should be held by practitioners at different levels when they are published early next year.
Professionals are being hindered in their attempts to help disadvantaged families because of working practices and recruitment problems, research has found.
Leeds has become the first council to sign up to use a quality assurance framework developed by the charity 4Children.
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