Senior Social Worker - Children's Family Help + £5k Retention Bonus
About the role
Senior Social Worker, Family Help with Birmingham Children's Trust in Birmingham, West Midlands. A permanent, full time post recruited by Pro Social Partners.
What the work is
The newer model that keeps assessment, child in need and child protection inside one team. Families keep the same social worker as their situation changes, which is the whole point of it.
Pay and package
- Salary £46,579 to £55,224 a year
- £1,000 welcome payment
- £5,000 retention payment a year
- Total package up to £61,224
About Birmingham Children's Trust
Birmingham Children's Trust runs children's social care for the biggest local authority area in the country and was rated Good by Ofsted in 2023, with the quality of its leadership one of the strengths inspectors picked out. Its Family Help teams support children and families earlier, before things escalate, and the Senior Social Worker posts pay £46,579 to £55,224 with a £1,000 golden hello and £5,000 retention every year you stay. Hybrid working, 30 days annual leave rising with service and free parking.
What you need
- A social work qualification and current registration with Social Work England
How to apply
Apply now with your CV and Conor Clarke at Pro Social Partners will call you for ...
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