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Community Care Live is seeking a Social Worker in England with hybrid working, offering 26–33 days annual leave and a generous pension scheme. The role emphasizes working with service users who have physical disabilities and older persons, across safeguarding, homelessness, and other complex needs.
You will operate in a supportive MDT, with ongoing training and clear career progression. SWE registration and a social work qualification are required to be considered.
Clear Progression Pathways| Generous Salary | Continuous Professional Development
In uncertain times in Social Care, are you looking for stability and career growth in Social Work? This fantastic opportunity offers:
You’ll enjoy the benefits of hybrid working, giving you the flexibility to divide your time between the office and home, promoting a healthy work-life balance. You’ll receive 26 days of annual leave, plus bank holidays, with entitlement rising to 30 days after two years and 33 days after five years of service.
You’ll also be enrolled in a generous pension scheme, securing your financial future.
You’ll have access to ongoing training and CPD opportunities, enabling you to enhance your skills and stay current with best practices in social care. You’ll benefit from clear career progression pathways, providing opportunities for growth and advancement within the organisation, fostering your long-term professional development.
You’ll be part of a supportive team environment, collaborating with experienced professionals who emphasize teamwork and shared learning to achieve the best outcomes for service users.
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Other benefits include:
Leaders in Care is proud to offer competitive pay, supported by a service that has earned over 460 five-star Google reviews. We also provide weekly check-ins, continuous support throughout your placement, and an easy-to-use timesheet and payroll system- no more waiting around on Fridays to confirm your payment!
To be considered, you’ll need to have a Social Work Qualification and be registered with SWE (Social Work England).