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YOUR HOME. THEIR WORKPLACE.

YOUR HOME. THEIR WORKPLACE.

De : Cecily Lalloo
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Often, as a result of a life changing event, many people unwittingly become employers of care staff in their homes. A loved one had an accident or incident that results in a brain injury or trauma, spinal injury or multiple complex disabilities that changes their life - as well as all those around them; their families, their friends, even their work colleagues. Caregivers, support workers, rehabilitation assistants are employed to provide complex care for them, sometimes on a 24/7 basis. These people could be friends or relatives, or professional caregivers. Families or individuals are placed in a position of being an employer and meeting their legal obligations to their employees. Not meeting these obligations can mean costly claims to an employment tribunal. With over 20 years' experience complying with employment law, HR specialist, author of Employing Care Staff in Your Home, and advocate for people who employ care staff in their homes, working with case managers and deputies appointed by the Court of Protection, Cecily Lalloo is host of 'YOUR HOME. THEIR WORKPLACE.' In these episodes, Cecily shares tips and information with people who employ care staff in their homes so that they get to know what they don't know about employing people. Profile linkedin linkedin.com/in/cecilylalloo Newsletter https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/employing-people-in-your-home-70625242661345484802024 Sciences sociales
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    • YOUR HOME, THEIR WORKPLACE - Season 2, Episode 8 - Occupational Health with Debbie Holder
      Nov 30 2025

      In this episode, Cecily speaks with Debbie Holder, an occupational health expert with over 30 years of experience. They break down what occupational health is, how it differs from occupational therapy, and why it's essential for anyone employing care staff at home. Debbie explains how Occupational Health supports both employers and employees, especially when health issues, sickness absence, or performance changes arise.

      In this episode of YOUR HOME. THEIR WORKPLACE learn about

      • How occupational health supports situations like long-term sickness, repeated absence, stress, safety concerns, and changes in performance
      • How Occupational Health assesses the progression of health conditions and recommends realistic adjustments to keep someone working
      • How Occupational Health works alongside GPs and can highlight when treatment may need review
      • How Occupational Health distinguishes between medical fitness issues and capability issues
      • What information makes a strong referral — including employer observations, existing adjustments, sickness records, fit notes, and the physical/mental demands of the role


      Occupational health offers reassurance, practical guidance, and fair assessment to ensure safe, appropriate support for both employer and employee.

      Listen in for: practical guidance, real -life examples, and clear explanations that help employers confidently navigate occupational health decisions.

      To Contact Debbie :

      Visit her website www.ohsltd.co.uk or reach her at 07742 245450

      Contact Cecily, buy her book, subscribe to her newsletter and listen to her podcast at cecilylalloo.com.

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      49 min
    • YOUR HOME, THEIR WORKPLACE - Season 2, Episode 7 - Talking about Live-in Care with Janet Shreeve
      Oct 31 2025

      In this episode, host Cecily Lalloo sits down with Janet Shreeve, Director of Shreeve Care Services, to explore the realities, challenges, and rewards of live-in care — a personalised alternative to care homes that helps people remain in the comfort of their own homes.

      In this episode of YOUR HOME. THEIR WORKPLACE learn about

      • What live-in care means and how it differs from traditional care models.
      • The benefits of staying at home for both clients and families.
      • Overcoming common misconceptions and resistance around having a carer live in.
      • How clients are matched with carers — and why compatibility and companionship matter.
      • The process from initial consultation to setting up care with trusted partners.
      • Managing breaks, shifts, and maintaining healthy work-life balance for carers.
      • Why awareness and advocacy are key to making live-in care a recognised, accessible option.


      Live-in care is not just about support — it's about choice, comfort, and connection. Janet emphasises that the heart of good care lies in trust, respect, and understanding each person's individuality.

      Listen in for practical insights, warm storytelling, and a behind-the-scenes look at how live-in care truly transforms lives.

      You can Contact Janet at :

      Visit her website shreevecareservices.co.uk

      Or reach her at janet.shreeve@shreevecareservices.co.uk / 07827 324 590

      Contact Cecily, buy her book, subscribe to her newsletter and listen to her podcast at cecilylalloo.com.

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      35 min
    • YOUR HOME. THEIR WORKPLACE. - Season 2, Episode 6 - Kim Farmer on being a child carer for a sibling
      Sep 30 2025

      I met Kim, through my gym. We were partnered to do what's called an Engine Race - I hadn't heard the term till then! What stayed with me after our first meeting was the fact that Kim Farmer was caring for her older brother, and had been since she was a child. I knew that Kim would have experiences that I couldn't imagine and also knew she would have stories to share with other siblings, with parents, and with care staff and other professionals.

      So, here we are in YOUR HOME. THEIR WORKPLACE. delving into those experiences. A 'take home' tip from Kim for those working in this space is - listen to the siblings, they know more than you think they do and give siblings the time and space to be who they are - a child, a teenager. Kim also talks about the impact on the next generation - her children.

      Kim, throughout, acknowledges that these are her experiences, her views, her family dynamics and that each person and family will be different. Environment and time impact everyone differently.

      I thank Kim for her heartfelt and passionate talk with me and for sharing as she has.

      I'd love you to leave a comment, ask a question or tell me your thoughts on this topic or any other.

      CONTACT Cecily, buy her book, subscribe to her newsletter and listen to her podcast at cecilylalloo.com.

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      59 min
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