Why be a Children’s Social Worker in Gloucestershire?
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An opportunity to be part of the Modernisation Change Agenda, moving towards further development of our integrated approach and the development of ‘Hubs’.
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The opportunity to work in a high performing authority with the capacity to improve.
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Social workers based in the Children and Families and Referral and Assessment Teams will be eligible for a Recruitment and Retention payment of £150 per month until March 2010.
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A commitment to decreasing caseloads to ensure a more effective service – caseload review being undertaken currently.
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Good training and development opportunities.
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A well embedded commitment to Evidence Informed Practice, assisted by a Practice Development Manager.
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Excellent career, job transfer and secondment opportunities
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A clear policy and commitment to excellent supervision and support throughout the authority, including a Performance Annual Review.
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A recruitment and retention strategy for social workers which ensures Gloucestershire recruits and retains the right number of social workers with the right skills, knowledge and experience for their roles.
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A competitive relocation package up to £8000.
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Newly Qualified Social Workers – Participating in the CWDC pilot which is a programme of enhanced support for NQSW’s working with children, young people and families.
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The opportunity to participate in the wide implementation of the Budget Holding Lead Professional Model following the completion of the pilot of eCAF.
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