Social workers’ wellbeing at work lower than that of other professions in wake of Covid, finds research

Paula Mc Fadden

Social workers’ wellbeing at work lower than that of other professions in wake of Covid, finds research

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Quality of working life has fallen further for social workers than for other health and care staff since start of pandemic, finds latest round of research, most of whose respondents work in Northern Ireland

Original language	English
Type	Community Care online article
Media of output	online
Number of pages	3
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 10 May 2022

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