- Date
- 23 September 2023 10:30am–4:00pm
- Location
- UNISON Centre, 130 Euston Road, London, NW1 2AY
UNISON is holding a Social Work Seminar on Saturday 23rd September 2023 in UNISON Centre London.
UNISON is holding a Social Work Seminar on Saturday 23rd September 2023 in UNISON Centre London.
Social workers and occupational therapists working for South Gloucestershire Council are back on strike.
Social workers and occupational therapists working for South Gloucestershire Council are to strike from today (Tuesday).
This is over its decision to award staff in children’s services an additional temporary £3,000 payment on top of their basic annual salary, but not those doing the same job in adult services […]
Earlier this year, UNISON’s social worker members were invited to take part in a regional survey to find your priorities and to build up a picture of what life is really like for social workers on the front line. Thank you to all our members who took part. We also undertook research of regional employers […]
Significant changes needed to give proper support instead of ‘firefighting’
"Suggested reforms in this review could make all the difference and will be welcomed by many social work staff. “Strengthening family support teams would provide […]
The consultation document is here: Changes to Social WorkEngland's regulatory framework - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk). UNISON was not engaged in developing these […]
Nominations close at midnight on Friday 23 July
Alongside the frontline health and care staff, there are people around the UK keeping essential services going, who are being largely […]
The union has been working with Social Work England on its development, but stresses that UNISON itself provides specialist representation for social workers
Nominations close at midnight on Friday 19 July
Have your say on changes to social work registration
The local authority with the lowest average caseload is Kingston upon Thames with 10.2, and the highest is Staffordshire, with 26.4. However, there are a couple of problems with this data […]
Labour’s shadow minister for children and families talks about the problems facing social workers