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National Care Association
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Beaufort House
Beaufort Court
Sir Thomas Langley Road
Rochester
ME2 4FB

Tel01634 716 615
Fax01634 727 794
Emailinfo@nationalcareassociation.org.uk

News

Events

Getting the Sums Right

How to sustainably finance personal health budgets

25th Aug 2015

Empowering and Engaging Communities

Everyone agrees that building community capacity is vital to achieving sustainable health and wellbeing.

10th Sep 2015

100 days and counting…

As the Tory government passes the milestone of its first 100 days in office The National Care Association ask the question; “how high on the Government’s agenda is the crisis in social care funding in view of the Chancellor’s Budget in July, a Budget which imposed further costs of circa £1bn plus on the already fragile market?”

10th Sep 2015

NCA Budget Response

National Care Association has welcomed the Chancellor's emphasis in the budget on providing businesses with the ‘confidence to grow’.

10th Sep 2015

The BAME Leaders Programme – Moving Up Programme

The BAME Leaders Programme was developed in recognition of the importance of having a more representative leadership profile in the sector.

6th April 2017

A rising floor: the latest evidence on the National Living Wage and you...

Information from the Low Pay Commission

On 1 April 2017 the minimum wage goes up for all age groups.

As the official monitor and adviser on the minimum wage, it is the Low Pay Commission’s job to understand how businesses and workers are responding to increases in the rates. We will shortly be kicking off our annual consultation on the 2018 rates including seeking written evidence and a programme of visits around the country. If you’re affected by the minimum wage, we would love to hear from you.

In support of public understanding of the role of the minimum wage, and our role in advising on it, the Low Pay Commission has published a report on the anticipated impacts (attached) – highlighting gains for workers, pressures for employers and current projections for future rates of the National Living Wage.

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