Are there any new safeguarding challenges for childminders?
Are there any new safeguarding challenges for childminders?
Childminder Safeguarding – Q&A Safeguarding has not changed from previous inspections but there are new safeguarding challenges all the time and it is important that providers are aware of them and able to answer questions confidently during inspection.
When to report childminders to safeguarding children board?
If you felt it would ‘make things worse’ for the child at home or the child makes an allegation of abuse you must report it to the Local Safeguarding Children Board (your local contacts – check the website). What are the signs of sexual abuse?
What should childminders do if there is an accident at home?
If you don’t have an ‘accident / injury at home’ form completed by parents when they brought their child that morning, I think the normal reaction for most childminders is to ask the child, ‘What happened?’
How old does a child need to be to go to childminders?
The most important ratio is ‘no more than 6 under the age of 8’. If you have a variation you will be expected to discuss your risk assessment and how you continue to meet the care and learning needs of each child. What would you do if a child arrived with medication?
What to do if you get sued for breach of non-compete?
Where employers do pursue this course of action, it typically proceeds as follows: (1) cease and desist letter, (2) application to the court seeking an injunction, and (3) a lawsuit seeking damages and other relief. Let’s discuss each step in turn. The Cease and Desist Letter.
What happens if you ignore a child support order?
If the court enters an order of support and you choose to ignore it, that is considered contempt of court. If the judge makes a finding that you are in contempt, you may be fined or even jailed for such behavior. As a general rule, judges feel that paying child support is more important then any other financial obligations.
What should you never do if you are sued by someone?
1. Never admit you’re at fault. “No matter what the circumstances,” says Hunter Hoffmann, head of U.S. communications at Hiscox USA, a small-business insurer headquartered in New York. If you have mixed feelings about who is at fault, share them with your attorney but don’t say anything to the person suing you—or his or her attorney.
Why are non compete lawsuits follow the money?
Non-compete lawsuits tend to “follow the money” because every civil lawsuit has two phases: liability and damages. Liability is legal responsibility for one’s actions and/or omissions.