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97% of social workers retain right to practise following latest registration renewal round

Community Care

Record numbers of social workers have retained their right to practise following the latest registration renewal round, the regulator has reported. Social Work England said 102,888 practitioners renewed their registration following the 2024 renewal period, up from 100,495 last year.

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Black, male and 40-plus social workers still overrepresented in fitness to practise cases

Community Care

Black, male and 40-plus social workers remain disproportionately represented in fitness to practise (FtP) cases, Social Work England data has confirmed. Unsurprisingly, the overrepresentation of black and male social workers and those aged over 40 remains, at multiple points of the FtP process.

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Update from the Turkish Association of Social Workers

International Federation of Social Workers

Merve Deniz Pak Güre, the Liaison Officer for the Turkish Association of Social Workers, has provided an update on the local social work response to the devastating earthquakes. She […]

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90 hours of CPD requirement dropped for social workers in Wales

Community Care

Social workers in Wales will no longer have to show the regulator that they have completed 90 hours of continuing professional development (CPD) over three years in order to renew their registration. Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll.

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Indonesian and Malaysian Social Worker Associations Strengthen Ties

International Federation of Social Workers

Puji Pujiono, MSW, President of the Indonesian Independent Association of Professional Social Workers (IPSPI), presented a memento during his visit to the Malaysian Association of Social Workers. The memento […]

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Social workers least likely adult care staff group to feel valued or that they are making a difference

Community Care

Social workers are the least likely adult social care staff group to feel valued or that they are making a difference to the people they support, government-commissioned research has found. For example, senior care workers averaged 22.67, occupational therapists 23.17, registered managers 24.72

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Social workers across the world experience chronically difficult working conditions, says new global research

International Federation of Social Workers

A three-year global comparison of the working conditions of social workers, just published in The British Journal of Social Work, finds that ‘social workers across the world are exposed to […]