❗ ❗The demand for healthcare staff in the UK is surging, with projections showing a need for over 250,000 additional professionals by 2030. ❗❗ For care homes and home care providers, this means that refining recruitment processes isn’t just beneficial—it’s essential. Streamlined, proactive hiring practices can help attract and retain the right talent, reducing turnover and ensuring consistent, quality care. Now is the time to make recruitment strategies as robust as possible to meet the growing demands and secure the future of care. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eifzht8U #CareHomeRecruitment #UKHealthcare #HomeCareStaffing #CareSector #HealthcareWorkforce
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