Renaissance Care Chair Criticizes 'Double Standards' in Fee Policies

Tuesday, 19 March 2024, 09:36

In a recent statement, the chair of Renaissance Care has highlighted what he perceives as a clear case of hypocrisy by Scottish councils in implementing new fee structures. The argument stems from the disparity in payments received by local authorities compared to the independent care sector. This critique points to a fundamental issue of fairness and equity within the caregiving industry, raising important questions about the balance of power and resources in the sector.

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Renaissance Care chair criticizes Scottish council's policies

In a recent development, the chair of Renaissance Care has raised concerns over what he sees as a case of blatant hypocrisy in the fee structure implemented by Scottish councils. The issue at hand revolves around the perceived double standards that favor local authorities over the independent care sector.

Disparity in payments draws criticism

The disparity in payments received by local authorities versus independent care providers has been a point of contention, with the chair arguing against the unfair advantage granted to councils.

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