Check it out! Have you seen our #socialworker ads around NYC? We're hiring! Spread the word about our #career opportunities for social workers. Apply now: https://on.nyc.gov/4cYwuU9.
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Strategic Lead for Practice Development - Adults, Wellbeing and Culture, City of Doncaster Council. Co-facilitator - Social Care Future Community of Support, Comms Associate - TLAP. Writer - Rewriting social care blog.
A couple of years ago I published this blog post about the language of social work job adverts. To write it I read through loads of job ads about social workers’ responsibilities for “reviewing waiting lists for prioritisation and screening”, “screening and risk assessing cases”, “assessing service users”, “reviewing placements” “carrying a caseload of service users”, “managing complex cases” and “protecting and enhancing the lives of the most vulnerable.” Awful. Barely any mention of people, relationships, rights, advocacy, trust, compassion, hope. As I said in the post, for a profession that is (or should be) fundamentally about people and relationships, most adverts were about processes and transactions. There was little evidence of the human qualities required in social workers, and even fewer references to the unique identity and humanity of the people they were being recruited to serve. I couldn’t find a standout example of a job advert which really conveyed the purpose and possibility of the social work role, and the passion and principles required… so I wrote my own, included at the end of the blog post. A few months ago Alex Townsend asked if he could pinch the job ad I’d written, and of course I said yes. Yesterday Alex told me he’d used it to recruit social workers and had a brilliant response to the ad, with far more applications than usual. Thank you so much Alex for seeking me out at the fabulous #SocialCareFuture gathering to tell me, and for helping to shift the narrative 💗 #LanguageMatters #RewritingSocialCare https://lnkd.in/eTgTUDKj
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And it’s not just social work, is it? It’s easy enough to agree organisational values like collaborative, inclusive, innovative, empowering or caring……..but how good are we at making sure those values are refelcted in job adverts, role descriptions, person specs, training courses, appraisal and promotions? My experience (across a range of organisations) is that we tend to put far more emphasis on the “process” skills than the “relationship” skills - often even in the roles where relationships are absolutely key……
Strategic Lead for Practice Development - Adults, Wellbeing and Culture, City of Doncaster Council. Co-facilitator - Social Care Future Community of Support, Comms Associate - TLAP. Writer - Rewriting social care blog.
A couple of years ago I published this blog post about the language of social work job adverts. To write it I read through loads of job ads about social workers’ responsibilities for “reviewing waiting lists for prioritisation and screening”, “screening and risk assessing cases”, “assessing service users”, “reviewing placements” “carrying a caseload of service users”, “managing complex cases” and “protecting and enhancing the lives of the most vulnerable.” Awful. Barely any mention of people, relationships, rights, advocacy, trust, compassion, hope. As I said in the post, for a profession that is (or should be) fundamentally about people and relationships, most adverts were about processes and transactions. There was little evidence of the human qualities required in social workers, and even fewer references to the unique identity and humanity of the people they were being recruited to serve. I couldn’t find a standout example of a job advert which really conveyed the purpose and possibility of the social work role, and the passion and principles required… so I wrote my own, included at the end of the blog post. A few months ago Alex Townsend asked if he could pinch the job ad I’d written, and of course I said yes. Yesterday Alex told me he’d used it to recruit social workers and had a brilliant response to the ad, with far more applications than usual. Thank you so much Alex for seeking me out at the fabulous #SocialCareFuture gathering to tell me, and for helping to shift the narrative 💗 #LanguageMatters #RewritingSocialCare https://lnkd.in/eTgTUDKj
Recruiting robots: the language of social work job adverts
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