An Edinburgh residential care worker has been given a two-year warning after using inappropriate language towards a female colleague that made her feel uncomfortable.
Slvester Sedzro, while employed by the City of Edinburgh Council at Drylaw Young People's Centre in November 2020, told a colleague that he "liked her body," and "liked her bum."
As a result, the Scottish Social Services Council placed a two-year warning on the registration of Sedzro, saying that his actions made his colleague feel uncomfortable. Sedzro also failed to declare to his employer that he was under investigation by his regulator for an incident which took place at his previous job.
