How does the government and others use our data?
There are many ways that your data helps the government to understand social care and drive change for the sector. It’s used in:
Recent examples include our data being influential in care workers being allowed to access Health and Social Care visas and our data being submitted as evidence in the Covid Inquiry.
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What workplace data will I need to add?
You’ll need to add: the workplace name and address the number of staff the employer type the main service provided any other care services provided the service capacity your service users the number of current staff vacancies the number of starters ...
Who can see our data?
Your ASC-WDS data can only be seen by: users that have been added to your account by your organisation a few Skills for Care business support staff, responsible for helping workplaces and maintaining ASC-WDS a few of Skills for Care's third party IT ...
General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR)
How does the Data Protection Act 1998 and the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) apply to data collected via the Adult Social Care Workforce Data Set (ASC-WDS)? Like the Data Protection Act (DPA), the General Data Protection Regulations ...
Why is it important to keep our data up-to-date and accurate?
Your anonymised data is used across government and the sector. Having up-to-date data allows Skills for Care to provide insight on workforce issues affecting the sector, like staff vacancy levels. Your data helps answer questions in parliament and to ...
What are the Terms and Conditions of signing up for an Adult Social Care Workforce Data Set account?
Using the Adult Social Care Workforce Data Set By completing the Adult Social Care Workforce Data Set ("ASC-WDS") your establishment (the "Employer", "you") agrees to the information provided being held and used by Skills for Care ("SfC", "we", ...