Scenario: Kea ELC - Negligent Towards Children, Staff & Families
Posted: Wed Sep 19, 2012 3:13 pm
I’m really struggling with these two points and really need assistance. Please helpppppppppp!
Here is the Introduction to my report
In order to provide a positive experience for not only children but staff and family too. Services must provide quality assurance and gather compliance requirements.
However, this may not be the case at kea early learning centre. As the owner, is negligent towards the duty of care of children, staff and family. As a result of this action, staff members were underpaid. The shortages of cleaning items were low. While the methods for nappy changing, bathing and rest time are questionable towards, the policies and procedures outlined.
· Refer to any legislation, standards and regulations relevant to the situation
· Outline best practice principles and emerging trends in service delivery areas relevant to the scenario
I really appreciate it. Thank you.
Here is the Introduction to my report
In order to provide a positive experience for not only children but staff and family too. Services must provide quality assurance and gather compliance requirements.
However, this may not be the case at kea early learning centre. As the owner, is negligent towards the duty of care of children, staff and family. As a result of this action, staff members were underpaid. The shortages of cleaning items were low. While the methods for nappy changing, bathing and rest time are questionable towards, the policies and procedures outlined.
· Refer to any legislation, standards and regulations relevant to the situation
· Outline best practice principles and emerging trends in service delivery areas relevant to the scenario
I really appreciate it. Thank you.