Social Worker

Laplace Expert Ltd; Strasbourg; Hybrid; EUR 42,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Laplace Expert Ltd. advertises a social worker role based in Strasbourg, supporting Council of Europe personnel and families with workplace and social welfare needs.

The role involves liaising with occupational health, aiding return-to-work processes, and contributing to psychosocial risk prevention within the French administrative context.

Qualifications

• French social-work diploma or equivalent.
• Five years in social assistance.
• Familiarity with French administrative systems.
• Fluent in French and English; member-state eligibility.

Responsibilities

• Support Council of Europe personnel and families with workplace and social welfare needs.
• Liaise with occupational health services.
• Support return-to-work and psychosocial-risk prevention.

Skills

Social work experience

French language

English language

Education

French social-work diploma or equivalent

Job description

Role and operating setting

The role is anchored in Strasbourg. The main employer-reported work area is: Support Council of Europe personnel and families with workplace and social welfare needs, liaising with occupational health and supporting return-to-work and psychosocial-risk prevention. The organization identified is Council of Europe.

Evidence-based fit criteria

To evaluate eligibility, start with the advertised background: French social-work diploma or equivalent; five years in social assistance; familiarity with French administrative systems; French and English; member-state eligibility. This section reports source-derived facts only.

Contract, pay and application timing

The vacancy advertises 30 November 2026 as its closing date. Where the source gives only a calendar date, this overview does not invent a closing hour. The listing evidence reviewed does not justify quoting a compensation number or implying a relocation allowance.

Who this is best suited for — Laplace assessment

Experienced social workers who can navigate French services and sensitive workplace cases should prioritize licensing equivalence.

Potential challenges — Laplace assessment

The French administrative context and credential recognition may matter more than generic counselling experience.

Overall opportunity assessment — Laplace analysis

Evidence of relevant delivery should count for more than superficial title similarity. In particular, experienced social workers who can navigate French services and sensitive workplace cases should prioritize licensing equivalence. Treat the source listing as a starting point rather than an application guarantee.

Laplace Expert provides this independent overview and does not act on behalf of Council of Europe. Rights in the original announcement remain with the respective rights holders. If Council of Europe contacts Laplace Expert to request removal, we will remove this listing.