PSW magazine

Shahid Naqvi spoke to two managers behind a pioneering programme at Southwark’s Youth Justice Service in London

Stephanie Rost argues the profession must look beyond providing sticking plaster for capitalism’s effects

Bosses are more focused on looking good for Ofsted than what really matters, warns a senior leader writing anonymously for PSW

In the wake of a host of institutional scandals, Kath Morris outlines a new model for creating ethical, compassionate and humane leaders

Cost to councils could be massive but campaigners say it would solve recruitment crisis

Professor Amanda Taylor-Beswick on what the fifth industrial revolution and rapid advances in AI mean for the profession

Charity says its leading to 'burnout, stress and anxiety' impacting on their ability to do the job

Social worker Daniel Thompson suggests what should become new protected characterstics

A social worker's warning on Holocaust Memorial Day not to let history repeat itself

Directors of services and politicians warn of increased child safeguarding risks and strain on council coffers