Nursery worker who roughly pulled kid's leg and yanked one's ear keeps her job
Addressing Copland, the watchdog said: "Your behaviour is serious and had the risk of causing harm to the children in an environment where they should have felt safe and secure."Speaking inappropriately with a colleague is unprofessional behaviour and falls below the standard expected of social service workers.
"Your behaviour could indicate an underlying values issue, as your behaviour demonstrates your frustration and impatience towards the children in your care. "Your behaviour indicates you did not care for the children in the compassionate way required by a social service role."They added that Copland had "breached the trust" of the children she was employed to look after by her "rough handling", and the repeated incidents indicated "a pattern of unacceptable behaviour".
"Given the potential for physical and emotional harm to have come to the children, your behaviour is serious and would be considered as a failure to provide an acceptable level of care," they continued."In light of the lack of reflection or insight into your behaviour, and concerns over your attitude, indicates, without any protective steps in place, a high risk of repetition.
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