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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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Northamptonshire Children’s Trust 
Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council 
Surrey County Council 
Medway Council 
Lincolnshire County Council 
Hampshire County Council Employer Zone
Progression and learning in a culture of belonging 
Working in long-term teams enhances the peer-to-peer learning experience 
Leaders, social workers and children in care working closer together 
How social workers impressed Ofsted with examples of their good work with children and families 
“We know our workforce is our greatest asset” 
‘They support you to do the best for families and for yourself’ 
‘I find what I do rewarding and it really comes to life when you’re doing it’ 
Employer zone – showcasing a selection of the sector’s top recruiters
Get IN to adult social care at East Riding of Yorkshire Council 
What is forensic social work? 
Intersectionality: race, gender and other aspects of identity in social work with young people 
More social workers will be needed to implement adult social care reforms, says chief social worker 
Funding boost for councils not enough to address ‘disastrous’ state of social care, warn sector bodies 
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