Do you reckon Beyoncé has to set up the stage and the pyro and sell T-shirts at her concerts Of course not. She has support. So she can do what she does best - perform. Why should a care home Deputy Manager work harder than Beyoncé A lot of places, they're taken advantage of. Problems escalated up and delegated down. They're so swamped with admin, they struggle to do what they do best. Care. Not here. Here there's support. Give yourself a break.Care Home Deputy ManagerLeicester £30,000 - £35,000 Deputy Manager can be the hardest job in a care home. It can, because it takes commitment. You need to be available. You have to cover. People under you escalate up, people above delegate down. So it can be overwhelming. &x201C;Can&x201D;. Not here. Here, you get help. There&x2019;s a support system in place. At HQ, there&x2019;s people who&x2019;ll help with the paperwork. The admin. The breakdowns. That leaves you free to do what you do best: Take care of your residents and your staff. Which is probably the reason you started care work in the first place. Why work hereThe owners are businesspeople with a dozen care homes in Leicestershire. They&x2019;re entrepreneurial and aspirational, but still philanthropic. They&x2019;ve won an Investors in People award, proving they treat their staff right. So you get the benefits of growth &x2013; this is one of 5 newly acquired homes, with 2 more coming this year &x2013; without the cutthroat business nature &x2013; the residents are mostly local authority-led rather than private. You can grow with them. There&x2019;s a major onus on upskilling. They&x2019;ll help you with qualifications and on-the-job learning. Promotions are on the cards &x2013; previous deputies we&x2019;ve placed are managing their own care homes now. And you get looked after. There&x2019;s 5.6 weeks' annual leave and a 3 contributory Nest pension. What you&x2019;ll doYou&x2019;ll care for elderly residents 30 beds and oversee your care team. With the growth comes change, so you&x2019;ll need to manage that. But it brings improved facilities and processes. You&x2019;ll also be part of the community. You&x2019;ll get out there, locally, and make a name for yourself. Care, and be cared for in return. About you You might be: A deputy manager at a care home who wants more support from above A senior carer looking to make the step up somewhere supportive A care home manager who wants to scale back their responsibilities If you&x2019;ve experience working with the elderly, fantastic, but we&x2019;d also consider other backgrounds, like mental health. You&x2019;ll have, or at least be working towards, NVQ 5 in Leadership and Management. If you&x2019;re on your way, we&x2019;ll help you get there. Level 3 Health and Social Care is a must. Whatever your background, you&x2019;ll be given a paid induction to get you up to speed. Join usIf a Deputy Manager position suits you, but you don&x2019;t want to be taken advantage of, click apply. Send your CV &x2013; no worries if it&x2019;s not up to date, we&x2019;ll help sort that &x2013; and we&x2019;ll get back to you. Alternatively, ask Tim any questions &x2013; 07970889505 or