Sentence examples for safeguarding services from inspiring English sources
Job prospects The council needs social workers, especially in children's safeguarding services.
Private providers will allow authorities to "harness third-party expertise" and "stimulate new approaches to securing improvements" for safeguarding services outside "traditional hierarchies", the document says.
At the launch of the white paper, Planning Birmingham's Future and Budget Consultation 2014-15, Bore said an extra £10m had been made available for children's safeguarding services and no jobs would be lost in this area.
Britain's biggest child protection charity, the NSPCC, said it was agnostic about who provided safeguarding services, saying the question was about "how good a service is at turning children's lives around".
Wilshaw pointed out that child protection services were experiencing stark increases in demand at a time when the government was making large cuts to council budgets, putting intense pressure on safeguarding services.
The DfE emphasised that the sole intention of the consultation was to improve safeguarding services: "The proposals were concerned with improving the quality of children's services rather than savings, 'privatisation' or profit-making".
The statement insists that McLellan's review will "be seen as an endorsement of our safeguarding service".
Labour council leader Chris Shaw said the tax rise was needed to safeguard services and "to make up for the massive cuts" from central government.
He said that while the council would do its best to safeguard services for the most vulnerable, there would be stark choices to be made.
"We don't want to make these cuts, and will try to safeguard services wherever possible, but the government has left us with no choice as we have to balance the budget".
If Britain and America can move forward together so that Wall Street and London trades are simultaneously brought into a financial transaction tax regime, real progress could be achieved in safeguarding vital services and economic growth.
