How many people have children in long term foster care or that have been adopted and have managed to get/keep a job that requires a DBS.
Any nurses lost / kept their jobs after having a care order granted.
DBS HELP
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Re: DBS HELP
I don’t know if it would affect your job but I got a clear DBS when wanting to volunteer so I imagine it’ll be the same
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Re: DBS HELP
Dear DKWL
Welcome to the parents’ discussion forum and thank you for posting.
Regarding your query about getting or keeping a job where a care order has been granted, and a DBS check is required.
This is something you can check by contacting the Disclosure and Barring Service.(DBS). A DBS which can be standard or enhanced checks criminal convictions including cautions and, I believe, in some instances include investigations by the police where no charges made.
A care order or adoption in itself would not be a reason not to keep or get a job , it would depend on what led to this happening. Was there a charge in respect of neglect of children or maltreatment?
In some instances, there can be a Local Authority Designated Officer (LADO) investigation where a person works in an environment with children or vulnerable adults and there is a concern or allegation made against that person It will also depend on the employers own policies.
I am able to give only the above basic explanation and for more detailed information I suggest you contact the DBS service
I hope you find this helpful.
Best wishes
Suzie
Welcome to the parents’ discussion forum and thank you for posting.
Regarding your query about getting or keeping a job where a care order has been granted, and a DBS check is required.
This is something you can check by contacting the Disclosure and Barring Service.(DBS). A DBS which can be standard or enhanced checks criminal convictions including cautions and, I believe, in some instances include investigations by the police where no charges made.
A care order or adoption in itself would not be a reason not to keep or get a job , it would depend on what led to this happening. Was there a charge in respect of neglect of children or maltreatment?
In some instances, there can be a Local Authority Designated Officer (LADO) investigation where a person works in an environment with children or vulnerable adults and there is a concern or allegation made against that person It will also depend on the employers own policies.
I am able to give only the above basic explanation and for more detailed information I suggest you contact the DBS service
I hope you find this helpful.
Best wishes
Suzie
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