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The 38-year-old from Bradford told BBC's Woman's Hour that single-handedly taking on Morrisons in an employment tribunal left her 'drained every night'.
Too often Facebookâs view is: âItâs not our problemâ February 19, 2021 â 10.30pm Save Normal text size Credit:Illustration: Andrew Dyson To submit a letter to The Age, email letters@theage.com.au. Please include your home address and telephone number. FACEBOOK Too often Facebookâs view is: âItâs not our problemâ After years as a consumer trying to obtain help from Facebook for privacy/safety issues and being ignored, I am not surprised by its latest action. As an advertiser trying to promote a not-for-profit cause and battling inconsistent rulings and lack of service by Facebook, I am not surprised. As as someone trying to seek assistance directly from its Australian management and being ignored, I am not surprised.
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Gavin Archibald, of Czajka Care Group, was one of 15 staff members to achieve a new qualification 15 CARE workers from Shipley-based Czajka Care Group have achieved new qualifications, the team has announced. Tracey Hinchliffe achieved an NVQ Level 5 in leadership and management for health and social care, while Sarah Chilton gained an NVQ Level 4 in health and social care. Kelly Oldcorn, Rebecca Smith, Gavin Archibald, Saiqa Ajaib and Amjid Ali Shah all achieved a Level 2 in adult care support and Sarah Stott, Asad Ali Shah, Susan Smith, Pauline Rushworth, Zoe Lane, Yasmin Smith, Helen Larkin and Adelaja Przykaza all gained a Level 3 in adult care support.
TRIBUTE has been paid to a 15-strong group of care workers which has continued training throughout the pandemic and achieved new industry qualifications. The team looks after residents at Czajka Care Group’s nursing homes, including Currergate at Steeton and Beanlands, Cross Hills. Tracey Hinchliffe achieved an NVQ Level 5 in leadership and management for health and social care, whilst Sarah Chilton gained an NVQ Level 4 in health and social care. Kelly Oldcorn, Rebecca Smith, Gavin Archibald, Saiqa Ajaib and Amjid Ali Shah all achieved a Level 2 in adult care support. And Sarah Stott, Asad Ali Shah, Susan Smith, Pauline Rushworth, Zoe Lane, Yasmin Smith, Helen Larkin and Adelaja Przykaza achieved Level 3 in adult care support.