Re: Social worker found guilty of assault on autistic boy, 12

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http://www.thisiscroydontoday.co.uk/courts/Social-worker-guilty-assault-\

autistic-boy-12/article-1709299-detail/article.html

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> Social worker found guilty of assault on autistic boy, 12

> It means that he can still practice as a social worker,

This is unacceptable, period. If this person could not control himself

before, what action is being take to insure he won't repeat this?

>but future employers will be able to find out he has been found guilty

of misconduct.

Key words or " will be able " . Will they see it when he applies for a

position or is it only available when requested?

> The caution will remain against his name for five years.

And then thereafter, nobody will have a clue this worker has had

problems in the past that might lead to physical harm of persons in a

position needing care.

I really don't think this is just.

Kim