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Council breached Care Act duty by failing to offer accommodation within man’s budget, finds watchdog
Adults, Coronavirus, Social work leaders
‘The injustice exposed by Covid has left me angrier’, says outgoing social care directors’ leader
Adults, Coronavirus, Social work leaders, Workforce
Government proposes mandating Covid-19 vaccination for care home workers
Adults, Coronavirus, Social work leaders
Social care cuts and increased charges causing ‘huge distress’ to disabled people
Coronavirus, Social work leaders, Workforce
Social workers satisfied with employers but often required to do more with less, finds health check
Adults, Coronavirus, Social work leaders
Government scraps coronavirus provisions allowing councils to suspend key Care Act duties
Adults, Social work leaders, Workforce
Government opens migration route for some overseas care staff but providers say more must be done
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Employer Profiles
Medway Council 
Surrey County Council 
Lincolnshire County Council 
Hampshire County Council Employer Zone
‘Our inspirational senior leaders invest in us’ 
Podcast: working together to be stronger for children and families 
Trusting instincts and the evidence: NQSWs reflect on the past year 
“The family safeguarding model gives families the platform to tell us who they are – not what they are” 
Podcast: How do you help children who cannot speak? 
How investment in social workers is paying off for practitioners and the children and families they support 
Peeling back the red tape and freeing up social workers 
Employer zone – showcasing a selection of the sector’s top recruiters
Data will bring us together: how crucial insights can lead to better, earlier support 
A place that invests in social workers’ learning from day one 
Podcast: Neglect, poverty and affluence 
How social workers can spot the signs of scams 
Sector leaders issue survey to shine light on racism in social work and commit to ‘meaningful change’ 
End ‘staggering misuse’ of children’s social workers to allow more direct work, says care review 
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