SASW and SWU are calling on Aberdeen City Council to re-think proposals to cut the number of hours for social workers in the authority.
I am writing this blog after a wonderful day meeting with SWU and BASW members and other social work professionals at the busy COMPASS Event in Birmingham.
As a way to help tackle Islamophobia this Ramadan, the Islamophobia Awareness Month (IAM) campaign has called for people to host an iftar.
SWU and SASW understand Aberdeen City Council are proposing damaging changes to terms and conditions.
Social work students and apprentices get ready for the SWU Assignment 2025 with prizes of £500 for each winning entry!
This International Women’s Day we highlight that employers offering and supporting flexible working positively impacts women’s advancement in the workplace.
As social workers we call for peace; promote the rights and welfare of refugees, asylum seekers, and migrants; and work to counter racism and social exclusion.
SWU agrees that a sudden 33% increase of this fee is unacceptably high, especially while the cost of living continues to rise.
With recruitment of social workers still proving challenging for employers, now is the time for concerted action.
This free workplace issues webinar on March 18th will answer your questions about health and safety challenges in social work. Do you ever think ‘this job is killing me’? Health and safety risks at work are not limited to extreme Read more