About 6,500 social work practitioners temporarily registered in England, surveys have found that only a small number of this group are actually in practice
I’m Matt Rosser with news that social workers who temporarily registered to bolster the workforce in England and Wales during the pandemic will have to cease practising or rejoin the register by 30 September. About 6,500 social work practitioners temporarily registered in England and despite the increasing pressures on the workforce, surveys have found that only a small number of this group are actually in practice. A spokesperson for Social Work England said it would be writing to all temporarily registered social workers, asking them to apply to restore their registration if they want to continue practising. For more care related stories stay with us here at Care Radio
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