Care worker exploited 'vulnerable' client with WhatApp messages asking for cash

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Care worker exploited 'vulnerable' client with WhatApp messages asking for cash
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The carer took £825 from someone she was employed to look after

A Lanarkshire carer has been given a warning for exploiting a 'vulnerable' service user for her own financial gain.

While working as a care assistant in Lanark in February 2021, she provided a service user with the details of her Paypal account when she had 'no valid reason for doing so'.Later that day she accepted the first transfer of £50 with the description "thanks". A few days later she accepted a transfer of £20 with the description "if you need more just ask x".

She also provided the service user with her personal mobile number and began sending regular text messages asking for money or discussing money.A report by the SSSC found that her behaviour amounted to an abuse of trust and placed the service user at risk of "financial and emotional harm."

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