North Lanarkshire - Home Carers

Here’s a model letter to the Chief Executive of North Lanarkshire Council – regarding the position of Grade 1 Home Carers.

If you want to find out more about how your job has been graded, just adapt and sign the letter – before sending it on to the council.

If you don’t know who to send the letter to at local level, just e-mail or post your letter to Gavin Whitefield, the council's Chief Executive.

September 2009
Gavin Whitefield
Chief Executive
South Lanarkshire Council
PO Box 14
Civic Centre
Motherwell
ML1 1TW

By e-mail tomailto:WhitefieldG@northlan.gov.uk


Dear Mr Whitefield

Freedom of Information Request

I would like to make the following enquiry under the Freedom of Information Scotland Act 2002.
I am employed as a Home Carer (Grade 1) with North Lanarkshire Council and I would like to ask you for:

1. A copy of my current Job Description

2. Full details of how my Home Carer (Grade 1) post was evaluated and scored under the council’s Job Evaluation Scheme (JES).

I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Kind regards

Signed - Home Carer

Keep a copy of your reply - and contact Mark Irvine to discuss what to do next.

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