Care Full
@carefull.bsky.social
Exploring care in a new economy, from @ruthhannan.bsky.social & @hannahwebster.bsky.social.
Get in touch: hello@carefull.uk
www.carefulleconomy.co.uk
Get in touch: hello@carefull.uk
www.carefulleconomy.co.uk
If you're interested in thinking about care differently, this could be a good place to start.
📣 An exciting opportunity to connect with the commissioners and providers shaping the future of adult social care 👉 join us on 25th March 2026
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#FutureOfCare #AdultSocialCare #CareLeadership #CareProviders #SocialCareEvent #CareSector
🎟️ Tickets + more info at: https://ow.ly/1zfc50XK9ST
#FutureOfCare #AdultSocialCare #CareLeadership #CareProviders #SocialCareEvent #CareSector
January 15, 2026 at 2:51 PM
If you're interested in thinking about care differently, this could be a good place to start.
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📅 Save the date!
On Thursday 29th Jan, we'll be hosting a webinar to discuss the findings of our UK Poverty 2026 report.
We'll share insight and discussion about our report that will set out the depth and breadth of poverty in the UK.
Don't miss out, sign up now: https://bit.ly/459R16V
On Thursday 29th Jan, we'll be hosting a webinar to discuss the findings of our UK Poverty 2026 report.
We'll share insight and discussion about our report that will set out the depth and breadth of poverty in the UK.
Don't miss out, sign up now: https://bit.ly/459R16V
January 13, 2026 at 4:50 PM
📅 Save the date!
On Thursday 29th Jan, we'll be hosting a webinar to discuss the findings of our UK Poverty 2026 report.
We'll share insight and discussion about our report that will set out the depth and breadth of poverty in the UK.
Don't miss out, sign up now: https://bit.ly/459R16V
On Thursday 29th Jan, we'll be hosting a webinar to discuss the findings of our UK Poverty 2026 report.
We'll share insight and discussion about our report that will set out the depth and breadth of poverty in the UK.
Don't miss out, sign up now: https://bit.ly/459R16V
To relaunch our blog we're sharing our thoughts on the New Zealand court ruling on family carers employment status and rights.
carefulleconomy.co.uk/perspectives/
carefulleconomy.co.uk/perspectives/
Perspectives
After pushing care to the margins for too long, we think it deserves a transformative relaunch. That’s why we’ve started Care Full, a space to think more expansively about care in a new…
carefulleconomy.co.uk
January 13, 2026 at 2:23 PM
To relaunch our blog we're sharing our thoughts on the New Zealand court ruling on family carers employment status and rights.
carefulleconomy.co.uk/perspectives/
carefulleconomy.co.uk/perspectives/
Thanks to @highpaycentre.bsky.social for showing how deep inequality runs. Is a CEO worth 1500 of the rest of us?
We've (naturally) run the numbers for unpaid carers too; Melrose's CEO package is over 13,600x what carers live on. Our priorities are upside down. Let’s change them.
We've (naturally) run the numbers for unpaid carers too; Melrose's CEO package is over 13,600x what carers live on. Our priorities are upside down. Let’s change them.
The highest paid FTSE 100 CEO in 2025 took just over two hours to earn the same as the typical UK worker will all year.
This level of inequality is both morally unacceptable and damaging to society.
Can we really justify a top boss earning 1509 times the typical worker?
This level of inequality is both morally unacceptable and damaging to society.
Can we really justify a top boss earning 1509 times the typical worker?
January 6, 2026 at 3:04 PM
Thanks to @highpaycentre.bsky.social for showing how deep inequality runs. Is a CEO worth 1500 of the rest of us?
We've (naturally) run the numbers for unpaid carers too; Melrose's CEO package is over 13,600x what carers live on. Our priorities are upside down. Let’s change them.
We've (naturally) run the numbers for unpaid carers too; Melrose's CEO package is over 13,600x what carers live on. Our priorities are upside down. Let’s change them.
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The highest paid FTSE 100 CEO in 2025 took just over two hours to earn the same as the typical UK worker will all year.
This level of inequality is both morally unacceptable and damaging to society.
Can we really justify a top boss earning 1509 times the typical worker?
This level of inequality is both morally unacceptable and damaging to society.
Can we really justify a top boss earning 1509 times the typical worker?
January 6, 2026 at 12:35 PM
The highest paid FTSE 100 CEO in 2025 took just over two hours to earn the same as the typical UK worker will all year.
This level of inequality is both morally unacceptable and damaging to society.
Can we really justify a top boss earning 1509 times the typical worker?
This level of inequality is both morally unacceptable and damaging to society.
Can we really justify a top boss earning 1509 times the typical worker?
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A wonderful piece on grassroots, local focused women-led solidarity action in Liverpool. Very inspiring. Worth a read @hannahwebster.bsky.social especially the march with the bin workers.
At the tail end of the 1960s, the Merseyside Women’s Liberation Movement was founded in a modest flat in the Liverpool 8 area. Its subsequent rich history offers a vital corrective to male-dominated accounts of regionalism.
The Scouser’s Guide to Radical Feminism
At the tail end of the 1960s, the Merseyside Women’s Liberation Movement was founded in a modest flat in the Liverpool 8 area. Its subsequent rich history offers a vital corrective to clichéd, male-do...
tribunemag.co.uk
January 5, 2026 at 10:46 AM
A wonderful piece on grassroots, local focused women-led solidarity action in Liverpool. Very inspiring. Worth a read @hannahwebster.bsky.social especially the march with the bin workers.
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Four day week has real potential to shape a new improved way of working for us all. Especially those with a relationship to care. Deeply disappointing & maddening from the Gvnt. @autonomy-institute.bsky.social @4dayweek.bsky.social
www.theguardian.com/business/202...
www.theguardian.com/business/202...
Four-day week may be considered a sign of failure, England councils told
Local government secretary writes to town halls warning them against ‘part-time work for full-time pay’
www.theguardian.com
December 23, 2025 at 11:01 AM
Four day week has real potential to shape a new improved way of working for us all. Especially those with a relationship to care. Deeply disappointing & maddening from the Gvnt. @autonomy-institute.bsky.social @4dayweek.bsky.social
www.theguardian.com/business/202...
www.theguardian.com/business/202...
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Reporting on the £28bn investment on energy infrastructure is making my blood boil. 2 days after our fuel poverty report. Green energy is seen as a cost but never any scrutiny of the £125billion energy company profits.
carefulleconomy.co.uk/publications/
carefulleconomy.co.uk/publications/
Publications
Reports and publications Running on empty: unpaid carer’s experiences of fuel poverty in the UK An estimated 6.1 million households in the UK are in fuel poverty, their finances strained unde…
carefulleconomy.co.uk
December 4, 2025 at 11:35 AM
Reporting on the £28bn investment on energy infrastructure is making my blood boil. 2 days after our fuel poverty report. Green energy is seen as a cost but never any scrutiny of the £125billion energy company profits.
carefulleconomy.co.uk/publications/
carefulleconomy.co.uk/publications/
There are a few places left for our exciting London event on Friday with People's Economy. Exploring how London can centre care in its economy.
Tickets are free and you can sign up here: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/building-a...
Tickets are free and you can sign up here: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/building-a...
Building a London economy of care
How would London look and feel if care for ourselves, one another, and our planet, sat at the heart of how our economy works?
www.eventbrite.co.uk
December 3, 2025 at 2:51 PM
There are a few places left for our exciting London event on Friday with People's Economy. Exploring how London can centre care in its economy.
Tickets are free and you can sign up here: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/building-a...
Tickets are free and you can sign up here: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/building-a...
What does the gig economy reveal to us about the wider systems that connect us all? And what do we do about it?
In our latest episode of Words of Affirmation - out now - our brilliant guest Joe Durbidge from @iwgbunion.bsky.social joins us fo discuss. Listen at linktr.ee/carefulleconomy
In our latest episode of Words of Affirmation - out now - our brilliant guest Joe Durbidge from @iwgbunion.bsky.social joins us fo discuss. Listen at linktr.ee/carefulleconomy
December 1, 2025 at 9:55 AM
What does the gig economy reveal to us about the wider systems that connect us all? And what do we do about it?
In our latest episode of Words of Affirmation - out now - our brilliant guest Joe Durbidge from @iwgbunion.bsky.social joins us fo discuss. Listen at linktr.ee/carefulleconomy
In our latest episode of Words of Affirmation - out now - our brilliant guest Joe Durbidge from @iwgbunion.bsky.social joins us fo discuss. Listen at linktr.ee/carefulleconomy
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Let's not perpetuate this language. Let's call it what it is. Hateful. Rooted in bigotry and the gateway drug that allowed austerity to destroy lives.
Many newspapers and politicians have been calling yesterday's fiscal statement a 'Budget for Benefits Street'. Here's three reasons why that is not accurate 🧵
November 27, 2025 at 4:49 PM
Let's not perpetuate this language. Let's call it what it is. Hateful. Rooted in bigotry and the gateway drug that allowed austerity to destroy lives.
Normalisation of "gig work" & "gig economy" masks the precarity of work that nearly 5m undertake. This is the tip of an iceberg of the erosion of workers rights.
www.theguardian.com/business/202...
We spoke to lovely Joe, from @iwgbunion.bsky.social for Words of Affirmation. Give it a listen.
www.theguardian.com/business/202...
We spoke to lovely Joe, from @iwgbunion.bsky.social for Words of Affirmation. Give it a listen.
Labour must back delivery drivers sacked by DPD, former cabinet minister says
Louise Haigh criticises delivery company over treatment of workers who spoke out against pay cuts
www.theguardian.com
November 22, 2025 at 12:34 PM
Normalisation of "gig work" & "gig economy" masks the precarity of work that nearly 5m undertake. This is the tip of an iceberg of the erosion of workers rights.
www.theguardian.com/business/202...
We spoke to lovely Joe, from @iwgbunion.bsky.social for Words of Affirmation. Give it a listen.
www.theguardian.com/business/202...
We spoke to lovely Joe, from @iwgbunion.bsky.social for Words of Affirmation. Give it a listen.
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More wise words from @carefull.bsky.social, this time on Paul Scholes' announcement that he's sidelining paid work to care for his autistic son. This is a dilemma that affects so many carers in our economy; article link in the comments
This week Paul Scholes shared his experiences of caring for his son alongside his professional role and it resonated with us. In our economy - that devalues and isolates care - the challenges he faced are shared by millions, but not everyone has the resources he has to fall back on.
November 7, 2025 at 10:14 AM
More wise words from @carefull.bsky.social, this time on Paul Scholes' announcement that he's sidelining paid work to care for his autistic son. This is a dilemma that affects so many carers in our economy; article link in the comments
This week Paul Scholes shared his experiences of caring for his son alongside his professional role and it resonated with us. In our economy - that devalues and isolates care - the challenges he faced are shared by millions, but not everyone has the resources he has to fall back on.
November 5, 2025 at 4:30 PM
This week Paul Scholes shared his experiences of caring for his son alongside his professional role and it resonated with us. In our economy - that devalues and isolates care - the challenges he faced are shared by millions, but not everyone has the resources he has to fall back on.
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Did you see our new report launched yesterday? Check out our thread below.
Whether you’re up for the school run, taking Mum to a doctors appointment or helping a neighbour with their shopping, we all want to care and be cared for.
But in the economy we have millions who care are struggling to survive, left to worry about how to care for someone and look after themselves..
But in the economy we have millions who care are struggling to survive, left to worry about how to care for someone and look after themselves..
October 30, 2025 at 11:44 AM
Did you see our new report launched yesterday? Check out our thread below.
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Whether you’re up for the school run, taking Mum to a doctors appointment or helping a neighbour with their shopping, we all want to care and be cared for.
But in the economy we have millions who care are struggling to survive, left to worry about how to care for someone and look after themselves..
But in the economy we have millions who care are struggling to survive, left to worry about how to care for someone and look after themselves..
October 29, 2025 at 10:33 AM
Whether you’re up for the school run, taking Mum to a doctors appointment or helping a neighbour with their shopping, we all want to care and be cared for.
But in the economy we have millions who care are struggling to survive, left to worry about how to care for someone and look after themselves..
But in the economy we have millions who care are struggling to survive, left to worry about how to care for someone and look after themselves..
At Care Full we support the four-day week for its potential benefits to unpaid carers. The government needs to catch up. The evidence points to too many positives to ignore.
The four-day week is already working.
It’s time for the government to catch up.
It’s time for the government to catch up.
October 30, 2025 at 9:56 AM
At Care Full we support the four-day week for its potential benefits to unpaid carers. The government needs to catch up. The evidence points to too many positives to ignore.
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On the International Day of Care and Support, this week’s New Economy Brief explores what the Carer's Allowance scandal tells us about how our economy and society undervalue care: neweconomybrief.net/the-digest/w...
October 29, 2025 at 3:39 PM
On the International Day of Care and Support, this week’s New Economy Brief explores what the Carer's Allowance scandal tells us about how our economy and society undervalue care: neweconomybrief.net/the-digest/w...
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An excellent briefing on all things care related. Pulling together issues with our current model and setting out the potential for ambitious changes. Thanks for including @carefull.bsky.social new report. Out today.
On the International Day of Care and Support, this week’s New Economy Brief explores what the Carer's Allowance scandal tells us about how our economy and society undervalue care: neweconomybrief.net/the-digest/w...
October 29, 2025 at 5:13 PM
An excellent briefing on all things care related. Pulling together issues with our current model and setting out the potential for ambitious changes. Thanks for including @carefull.bsky.social new report. Out today.
Whether you’re up for the school run, taking Mum to a doctors appointment or helping a neighbour with their shopping, we all want to care and be cared for.
But in the economy we have millions who care are struggling to survive, left to worry about how to care for someone and look after themselves..
But in the economy we have millions who care are struggling to survive, left to worry about how to care for someone and look after themselves..
October 29, 2025 at 10:33 AM
Whether you’re up for the school run, taking Mum to a doctors appointment or helping a neighbour with their shopping, we all want to care and be cared for.
But in the economy we have millions who care are struggling to survive, left to worry about how to care for someone and look after themselves..
But in the economy we have millions who care are struggling to survive, left to worry about how to care for someone and look after themselves..
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🌎Get involved in Everyone's Environment!
Disabled people are disproportionately impacted by climate change, yet our stories are some of the least heard.
Become part of the network for change to put our communities at the centre of policy.
Learn more👇
www.disabilityrightsuk.org/everyones-en...
Disabled people are disproportionately impacted by climate change, yet our stories are some of the least heard.
Become part of the network for change to put our communities at the centre of policy.
Learn more👇
www.disabilityrightsuk.org/everyones-en...
October 29, 2025 at 10:01 AM
🌎Get involved in Everyone's Environment!
Disabled people are disproportionately impacted by climate change, yet our stories are some of the least heard.
Become part of the network for change to put our communities at the centre of policy.
Learn more👇
www.disabilityrightsuk.org/everyones-en...
Disabled people are disproportionately impacted by climate change, yet our stories are some of the least heard.
Become part of the network for change to put our communities at the centre of policy.
Learn more👇
www.disabilityrightsuk.org/everyones-en...
We need to stop talking about a housing ladder - it's bad for people and it's bad for policy!
Our latest episode of Words of Affirmation breaks it down - listen wherever you get your podcasts / linktr.ee/carefulleconomy
Our latest episode of Words of Affirmation breaks it down - listen wherever you get your podcasts / linktr.ee/carefulleconomy
October 16, 2025 at 10:46 AM
We need to stop talking about a housing ladder - it's bad for people and it's bad for policy!
Our latest episode of Words of Affirmation breaks it down - listen wherever you get your podcasts / linktr.ee/carefulleconomy
Our latest episode of Words of Affirmation breaks it down - listen wherever you get your podcasts / linktr.ee/carefulleconomy
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My reflections on this positive event, it feels there's a real opportunity for us to shift the narrative on care. We're so keen to create a hopeful future full of abundance for all of us, it's good to see others feel the same.
Before I run off to eat lunch a few reflections on the @claremontcomms.bsky.social event today exploring how we create a society that values care. It's positive to see focus on the need to shift how we talk about care - in all it's forms to one that is universal. 🧵
September 23, 2025 at 12:44 PM
My reflections on this positive event, it feels there's a real opportunity for us to shift the narrative on care. We're so keen to create a hopeful future full of abundance for all of us, it's good to see others feel the same.
Before I run off to eat lunch a few reflections on the @claremontcomms.bsky.social event today exploring how we create a society that values care. It's positive to see focus on the need to shift how we talk about care - in all it's forms to one that is universal. 🧵
September 23, 2025 at 12:43 PM
Before I run off to eat lunch a few reflections on the @claremontcomms.bsky.social event today exploring how we create a society that values care. It's positive to see focus on the need to shift how we talk about care - in all it's forms to one that is universal. 🧵
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Thank you for this comment and engagement, Ruth, would recommend @richardhumphries.bsky.social work in this area, on what he calls social care's different "political and moral calculus" compared with health (service)
September 20, 2025 at 10:08 AM
Thank you for this comment and engagement, Ruth, would recommend @richardhumphries.bsky.social work in this area, on what he calls social care's different "political and moral calculus" compared with health (service)