

Welcome To Your Online Job Application
Please complete the following online application form. Make sure that all your details are accurate and then hit the submit button. Please NOTE, all fields marked with * are mandatory and the form will not be submitted when they are empty.
Job Application Form
SECTION 1: PERSONAL DETAILS
CONTACT DETAILS
PHYSICAL ADDRESS
SECTION 2: YOUR AVAILABILITY
It is really important to us that we know when you are available for work so, please do your best to ensure that the information you provide in this section is correct.
SECTION 3: YOUR SKILLS & QUALIFICATIONS
If you answered ‘yes’ to either of the above, you need to provide a certificate or other evidence of completion.
Have you completed any mandatory training, and hold a certificate for any of the following subjects? (If you do not have a certificate to validate your training, please do not tick yes).
SECTION 4: YOUR WORK HISTORY
We are required by law to make sure we know about the work you have done in the past, as well as the periods you may have spent out of employment. Therefore, please list your full employment history here, including any periods when you were not working (along with an explanation of what you were doing). You may use extra sheets if you need more space.
Please start with your current or most recent employment and work backwards.
SECTION 5: YOUR REFERENCES
SECTION 6: CRIMINAL RECORD
Healthcare workers work with vulnerable people, and we take our responsibility to protect them very seriously. Your appointment will depend on the satisfactory completion of a criminal records disclosure (see policy statement below), but at this stage, we need you to answer the following questions truthfully and honestly: Have you received any convictions, cautions, reprimands, or final warnings that are not ‘protected’ as defined by the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (Exceptions) Order 1975 (as amended in 2013 by SI 210 1198)?
Do you consent to our applying for an enhanced criminal records disclosure on you and to our retaining a copy of your disclosure certificate during the period of your employment or until a new disclosure is completed (whichever occurs first)?
Note that if, once a criminal records disclosure has been completed, it is discovered that you have failed to accurately disclose the information requested above, the company reserves the right to terminate your employment without notice. Please be aware, however, that your having a criminal record will not necessarily mean we cannot employ you – if you would like to know more about our policy on the recruitment of ex-offenders, please ask.
Criminal records disclosures – our policy
As an organisation assessing applicants’ suitability for positions which are included in the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (Exceptions) Order using criminal record checks processed through the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS), we comply fully with the Code of Practice and undertake to treat all applicants for positions fairly. We will not discriminate unfairly against any subject of a criminal record check on the basis of a conviction or other information revealed.
We can only ask an individual to provide details of convictions and cautions that we are legally entitled to know about. Where a DBS certificate at either standard or enhanced level can legally be requested (where the position is one that is included in the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (Exceptions) Order 1975 as amended) and where appropriate Police Act Regulations (as amended), we can only ask an individual about convictions and cautions that are not protected.
SECTION 7: SUITABILITY FOR THE JOB
Please read the care worker job description and answer the following questions.
The position for which you are applying requires physical effort (including sitting, standing, carrying, walking, moving, and handling people), mental effort (including dealing with emergencies and short-notice changes to work in a fast-paced environment) and possible emotional/psychological effort (including dealing with bereavement and challenging behaviour in a potentially stressful environment)
SECTION 8: DECLARATIONS
Please read the following statements carefully. If there is anything you do not understand, please ask before you sign at the bottom of the page.
I, the job applicant named on the front of this form, confirm that the information I have given in this application is accurate and true to the best of my knowledge. I also understand and agree that:
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Please read the following statements carefully. If there is anything you do not understand, please ask before you sign at the bottom of the page.
I, the job applicant named on the front of this form, confirm that the information I have given in this application is accurate and true to the best of my knowledge. I also understand and agree that:
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The company may make checks to verify the information I have provided.
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Providing misleading or false information in this form or at any other time during the application process may disqualify me from appointment or, if I have already been appointed, may result in my dismissal.
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The personal information I have provided in this form (and any other personal information that I or my referees may provide) is confidential and will be handled in line with the Data Protection Act 1998.
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The company will use the personal information I have provided to decide if I am suitable for the job, I have applied for.
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Until I am employed, the company will not use my personal information for any purpose other than monitoring its own recruitment processes and that if the company does use my personal information for statistical analysis, it will be anonymised.
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If my application is unsuccessful, the company will keep only basic information about me and destroy the rest.
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If my application is successful, my personal information will be used for legitimate purposes in relation to my work (my contract of employment, which I will sign before I start work, will include further detail on how my information may be used).
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The company may process my personal information for the purposes described above or as otherwise permitted or required by law in line with its registration with the Information Commissioner.
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Any offer of employment will depend on the receipt of satisfactory employment references and the satisfactory completion of a criminal records disclosure (see part six above).
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I will be liable for the cost of my initial criminal records disclosure but that the company will bear the cost of any future disclosures that need to be made.
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I will be required to complete a pre-employment induction training programme prior to my starting work with the company.
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My attendance on the induction training programme will not indicate any offer (on the part of the company) or acceptance (on my part) of employment and that the time I spend on the induction programme will therefore not count as working time for the purposes of calculating the company’s compliance with National Minimum Wage regulations.
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I will be liable for the cost of my induction training (£85) and any uniform given to me (£15) if I leave the company’s employment within six months and that this sum may be deducted from my wages.
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The company may make checks to verify the information I have provided.
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Providing misleading or false information in this form or at any other time during the application process may disqualify me from appointment or, if I have already been appointed, may result in my dismissal.
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The personal information I have provided in this form (and any other personal information that I or my referees may provide) is confidential and will be handled in line with the Data Protection Act 1998.
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The company will use the personal information I have provided to decide if I am suitable for the job, I have applied for.
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Until I am employed, the company will not use my personal information for any purpose other than monitoring its own recruitment processes and that if the company does use my personal information for statistical analysis, it will be anonymised.
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If my application is unsuccessful, the company will keep only basic information about me and destroy the rest.
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If my application is successful, my personal information will be used for legitimate purposes in relation to my work (my contract of employment, which I will sign before I start work, will include further detail on how my information may be used).
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The company may process my personal information for the purposes described above or as otherwise permitted or required by law in line with its registration with the Information Commissioner.
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Any offer of employment will depend on the receipt of satisfactory employment references and the satisfactory completion of a criminal records disclosure (see part six above).
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I will be liable for the cost of my initial criminal records disclosure but that the company will bear the cost of any future disclosures that need to be made.
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I will be required to complete a pre-employment induction training programme prior to my starting work with the company.
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My attendance on the induction training programme will not indicate any offer (on the part of the company) or acceptance (on my part) of employment and that the time I spend on the induction programme will therefore not count as working time for the purposes of calculating the company’s compliance with National Minimum Wage regulations.
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I will be liable for the cost of my induction training (£85) and any uniform given to me (£15) if I leave the company’s employment within six months and that this sum may be deducted from my wages.
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