Tag Archives | racism in social work
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ASYE failure rate falls but racial gap persists, reports Skills for Care
Social work leaders, Workforce
Scheme to tackle racial disparities in social care workforce doubles in scope
Social work leaders, Workforce
Council found to have racially discriminated against social worker lodges second appeal
Children, Social work leaders, Workforce
Adoption leaders bid to reform ‘institutionally racist’ system
Social work leaders, Workforce
Councils invited to sign up to scheme to highlight racial inequalities in social care workforce
Social work leaders, Workforce
Minority ethnic social care staff face disproportionately high levels of bullying and disciplinaries – study
Children, Choose Social Work, Workforce
Breaking barriers: Meera Spillett’s path from disabled social worker to award-winning leader
Social work leaders, Workforce
Black, male and 40-plus social workers disproportionately subject to fitness to practise process
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