The government is pumping £58 million to stop the exodus of social workers from the profession since the Baby P scandal broke.
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PoliticsCoUk on 6th May 2009 (via politics.co.uk)
You will be aware that in the weeks leading up to Christmas the Sun newspaper has managed to whip up a massive campaign against social workers blaming the individual social worker for the death of...
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Tigmoo on 5th Jan 2009 (via barnetunison.me.uk)
Looks like another stunning victory for social services. As ever, I say that if the problem was merely that social workers were untrained/over-worked/retarded or whatever, these horrors stories would occur pretty much at random. Ditto, with cases of social workers persecuting the innocent. On the contrary, the figures only tilt one way. Social workers have totally assimilated the cultural Marxist ...
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HouseofDumb on 12th Nov 2008 (via houseofdumb.blogspot.com)
Haringey Council is looking for new social workers after their current crop failed after 60 attempts to stop the death of little Baby P Full advert HERE UPDATE: The social workers responsible had access to the local NHS records of Baby P. Look at all those signatures at the bottom of the agreement. Hope they sleep well tonight.
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OldHolborn on 11th Nov 2008 (via bastardoldholborn.blogspot.com)
A task force set up to investigate the state of social work in Britain after the murder of Baby P under the very noses of social workers has come up with some wholly predictable and pointless recommendations. Basically, they suggest more pay and higher status for social workers. Yes, really. The reason Baby P wasn't helped, apparently, is that social workers - as well as, presumably, the poli...
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Ranting Stan on 1st Dec 2009 (via rantingstan.blogspot.com)
Looks like social workers are now officially too crazy even for fellow leftists: Social workers behaved like officials in 'Stalin's Russia or Mao's China' in attempting to remove children from loving mothers, senior judges have said.Needless to say, there's still a way to go. One judge manages to hit on two of the daftest clichés social workers use to excuse themselves, before finally hitting on ...
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HouseofDumb on 16th Apr 2010 (via houseofdumb.blogspot.com)
Foreign social workers who are trained to deal with children are to be fast-tracked into Britain under plans to halt an escalating recruitment crisis, the Observer has learnt. The migration advisory committee, which guides the government over skilled workers from outside the European Union, will make the recommendation to the home secretary, Jacqui Smith, this month. Social services departments ac...
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Guardian on 8th Mar 2009 (via guardian.co.uk)
Glasgow City council’s attempts to use Tory anti-union laws has backfired. Managers had hoped to use the law to intimidate 600 social care workers from a work to rule and stop solidarity action. Now they face an indefinite strike by these workers from Monday and social workers and other frontline workers will also be balloted.
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LabourUnionDigest on 4th Aug 2008 (via socialistworker.co.uk)