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Adult social care worker....Define direct and indirect discrimination

 
Author Yessy
Partaker 		 #1 | Posted: 9 Oct 2012 12:10 
Hi some one can help me with:
Describe effective ways of challenging discriminatory in adult social care settings???..
Please I really stuck with this!!!


Author JDeal
Partaker 		 #2 | Posted: 9 Oct 2012 20:45 
Are you working on level 2 or 3 qualification?

Author steadysue
Partaker 		 #3 | Posted: 9 Oct 2012 21:14 
Hello,
To start you off .. what would you do if you saw a colleague behaving in a discriminatory way towards a client, maybe not taking someone to the toilet because it would mean a hoist was needed? Would you ignore it, not say anything or would you ask them about it, suggest what they were doing wasn't fair?
Then you could talk about training, reporting and so on.
Steadysue

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