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Let's get more from colletta smith, who's at manchester airport. those recruitment problems have spread _ those recruitment problems have spread from security to checking to baggage _ spread from security to checking to baggage handling through airports i’ili'it baggage handling through airports right across the uk. passenger demand — right across the uk. passenger demand has picked up and recruitment 'ust demand has picked up and recruitment just hasn't— demand has picked up and recruitment just hasn't kept pace. this bank holiday— just hasn't kept pace. this bank holiday weekend was ...

As sickness absence there are vacancies. so you have recruitment problems. luton airport, at the moment, 400 job vacancies. that includesjobs in moment, 400 job vacancies. that includes jobs in security, firefighters, check—in, hospitality, all sorts of different roles. before the pandemic there were 9500 working at luton airport. that combines to make a rather grim experience for what should be a pleasurable start to the holiday for so many. studio: do they know how long these delays will last? they are expecting it could last six weeks, up to two macro months. people are advised to leave e...

Have increased existing recruitment problems. the regulator, the care quality commission, has gathered data from more than 8,200 homes. in april of last year, on average, 6% of care—homejobs in england were unfilled. by the end of december, vacancies had nearly doubled, reaching 11.5%. a survey for the regulator of 2,000 family carers also suggests that more than half believe the dignity and independence of the person they care for was undermined during lockdowns. and nearly three quarters say the individual�*s mental health has deteriorated. the regulator wants to hear more from families ...

In care homes in england has nearly doubled in the past nine months. it's collected data that shows, by the end of last year, the number of unfilled posts had risen to more than one in ten jobs. here's our social affairs editor, alison holt. care homes supporting people who are older and disabled have found it increasingly tough to find enough staff. burn—out from coping with covid, low pay, and compulsory vaccinations have increased existing recruitment problems. the regulator, the care quality commission, has gathered data from more than 8,200 homes. in april of last year, on average, 6% o...

Care homes supporting people who are older and disabled have found it increasingly tough to find enough staff. burn—out from coping with covid, low pay and compulsory vaccinations have increased existing recruitment problems. the regulator, the care quality commission, has gathered data from more than 8,200 homes. in april of last year, on average, 6% of care—homejobs in england were unfilled. by the end of december, vacancies had nearly doubled, reaching 11.5%. a survey for the regulator of 2,000 family carers also suggests that more than half believe the dignity and independence of the p...