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This is the second time Clare Dunlop, from Bathgate, has been issued a 12-month warning for failing to maintain appropriate professional boundaries with young service users.

Incidents and behaviour that led to the convictions included "attempting to force a ring onto her finger, seizing her by the neck, repeatedly seizing her by the body to the point of injury, and throwing her onto the stairs."

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."

Samuel McCulloch took the cash home, instead of depositing it in a petty cash tin, as was required.

Care watchdog rules Amanda-Jane Kennedy's conduct put service users at risk of harm.

With the arrest of State District Panchayat member Hakam Singh, the Uttarakhand Police has arrested 18 persons so far in connection with the Uttarakhand Subordinate Services Selection Commission (UKSSSC) paper leak case. Read more on Dynamite News:

A report into what happened has been produced by the Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC).

David Phillips has been struck off by the Scottish Social Services Council and will no longer be able to work in the care industry.

David Phillips began the relationship with the woman while she was a resident at his work and was found to have visited her home and exchanged personal phone calls and messages with her.

Alexandrina Preston was working at St Anne's Care Home in Musselburgh when the incidents occurred over two years ago, as she also failed to wear correct PPE while in the presence of others.

Samara Pliego has been barred from working as a carer after she was found to have physically assaulted a man she was supposed to be looking after at a care home in Lanark.