
Leading innovation in the UK's health and social care sector. #careaboutcare #socialcare #recruitment #workforce #carejob
Edinburgh, Scotland
Joined March 2017
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CareJob.co is giving Care Workers in #Edinburgh a free coffee. Just go to one of the participating shops, scan the code in a poster, follow the instructions and enjoy! @DetourEspresso @CoffeeAngelEdi @redboxmarchmont
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#thankyoucarers #Care
We are delighted to announce that we have been chosen as a finalist in the Care Sector Supplier Awards 2021! @CSSAwardsUK
A great recognition of the hard work and commitment of our team in the last 18 months. Thank you for helping us to continue helping!
#care #socialcare
If you need a hand with #recruiting in care have a look at how our solutions can help you. Designed by care specialists for care specialists. #recruitment #carestaff
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If you ask Stephen Wilson what he wants to achieve, his reply would be: "We want to make a difference". Helping the #caresector during the pandemic made him the #DigitalTech2021 Unsung Hero. But if you ask him about it, he would say: 'We all worked together in this'. #careheroes
Looking for care staff? CareJob.co by Netli receives thousands of visits every day and it is growing fast! Advertise your vacancies in a job board that knows what you need. Join today: hire.carejob.co/
#wecare #tocare
Netli is delighted and proud to announce that, after being shortlisted in the #DigitalTech2021 awards, Stephen Wilson has been chosen as the winner of the Unsung Hero Award category! His commitment to the #caresector for over 33 years is truly inspiring! #careheroes #carestories
We are delighted that our CEO, Stephen Wilson, is a finalist for the #DigitalTech2021 Unsung Hero Awards! Supporting the care sector during Covid-19, he helped hundreds of providers to deliver uninterrupted care to thousands of people. #careheroes #careproviders #care
The final category for #DigitalTech2021 is the Unsung Hero Award, sponsored by @SopraSteria.
🏆 Ashleigh Timmins, @bt_uk
🏆 Katarzyna Kmiotek, @2i_Group
🏆 Kathryn Strachan, @copy_house_ltd
🏆 Rich Wilson, This is Me Scotland
🏆 Stephen Wilson, @netlicare
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Netli is on Healthcare Newdesk this week with our prediction about COVID. Have a look: healthcare-newsdesk.co.uk/ca…
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We're so happy to announce that we're finalists in the Care Sector Supplier Awards. 😁🏆 bit.ly/3iL6kb8
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New article on @deadlinenews about the launch of our proposal: deadlinenews.co.uk/2021/01/2…
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Looking for care staff? CareJob.co receives thousands of visits every day and it is growing fast! Advertise your vacancies in a job board that knows what you need. Join today: hire.carejob.co/
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Last year we launched CareJob.co, a platform specialised in care. Since then, the platform has grown and attracts thousands of candidates every day. Our clients love CareJob.co and you will love it too! hire.carejob.co/
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Our plan is to make technology central to any National Care Service. bit.ly/3jFYjq8
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We're on The Care Home Environment this week! Check the article on bit.ly/3jZtZqx
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Social care sector should be the engine room that supports the UK’s post-Covid economic recovery. Read our new article on bit.ly/2Ze8vg1
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CareJob.co is better than ever! And it covers your area to give you the candidates you need. Advertise your care vacancies in a care specialised job board that knows what you need. Join us on hire.carejob.co/
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CareJob.co works in your local area to give you high quality candidates. And because it is specialised in care, it provides applicants who are serious about their career in care. hire.carejob.co/
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Let's make Social Care the driver for post-COVID boom 👉 bit.ly/378hlAg
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Rewarding roles in social care will be the key to recovery. Read our new article in @thetimes. bit.ly/3bQ3O1C
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Right now, there's no one in the country who doesn’t look at people working in the social care sector in a different light. bit.ly/3a8uScN











