Clark Findlay for being physically and verbally abusive towards vulnerable people in his care.
A Glasgow support worker has been banned from the profession for being abusive towards vulnerable people in his care.
While on shift on December 10, he pushed a woman's hand away from him and shouted "get aff me" before telling her she was "f*****g p*****g me off now".He then put a remote control in her mouth, told her to "shut up" and repeated, "you're p*****g me off the day". The support worker was hauled in by the Scottish Social Services Council after his behaviour was brought to light. They found that his fitness to practise is impaired because of his misconduct.
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