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Contract Type: Permanent
Location: Goole
Job Ref: 406899 – Support Worker
Hours of
work: 10 hours per week
Days/Times: Days
and times flexibly including occasional weekends.
Rate of Pay:
GBP 9.00 per hour plus GBP 5 per week expenses towards any mileage
Closing
date: 5/09/2018(Please
note this is an external vacancy and is not employment with East Riding of
Yorkshire Council)Lady in her
late 50’s who lives in Goole is looking for a Support Worker to assist her with
social outings and social inclusion. Lady is
profoundly deaf however is extremely good at lip reading therefore
communication shouldn’t be an issue, it would be preferable for candidates to
have some knowledge of British Sign Language but it is not essential. Lady also
has a mild learning disability.Support
would be required to plan and organise social activities, days out etc. lady is
very outgoing and enjoys swimming, riding her bike and going out for days out.
It is essential that candidates have a good sense of humour, is outgoing,
active, motivated, reliable and punctual. It is also essential that candidates
hold a full driving licence and have the use of a car.Please state
preferred days of working upon your application form.
DBS/Reference
checks will be required for this post – Cost to be met by the local authority.
To apply for this vacancy please
download the following application form: Application Form (PDF file, 81.00 kb)
Or
alternatively to request an application form please contact our recruitment
line on 01482 392155.
Once
completed, please email your application to direct.payment.support.team@eastriding.gov.uk and please quote the job reference
number in the subject box of the e-mail.
Sex Discrimination Act
replacement wording from 1975
A genuine occupational requirement for a female worker
exists for this post under the Equality Act 2010 due to privacy and decency