What social workers think about hotdesking: in numbers

A breakdown of the key stats which reveal what more than 2,000 social workers think about hotdesking

By Luke Stevenson on February 21, 2019 in Community Care

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As part of Community Care’s latest survey, we asked more than 2,000 social workers to share their experiences of hotdesking.

Take a look below at the key stats that reveal how common hotdesking is in workplaces, how social workers view hotdesking and the day-to-day experiences of hotdesking as a social worker.

Hotdesking not compatible with social work, 86% of social workers say

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‘In an isolated corner behind storage units’: 18 social workers’ worst experiences of hotdesking

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One Response to What social workers think about hotdesking: in numbers

Maharg February 21, 2019 at 3:18 pm #

And there it was me thinking I was a fly in the ointment when it came to not liking hotdesking. So it appears to be some truth in the assumption, they value us so much, they undermine and take away the tools that we need. It is nice to see that 86% of 2000 people, did not appreciate one size fits all policy.