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Default Playworker problems!!!!

We are a very small team myself, deputy and 2 playworkers. The playworkers are becoming increasingly difficult. I was off last week and i got feedback that 1 was using her mobile phone while with the children! We have a no mobiles policy (is that reasonable?)
A few months back the other told a parent her son stank! and prior to that she said to another parent " i know there's something wrong with him but what"! To both I suggested it wasn't very tactful thankfully neither parent complained, how can i encourage proffessionalism neither seem to observe what other staff do they both seem to go around with blinkers on as though they are perfect! My problem is the pair of them are prone to not speak for a couple of days after been spoken to!! making life v difficult. Someone suggested i should tell them we may have to consider their position!
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