Retaining child welfare and protection workers: Messages from a longitudinal study of 'stayers'

Abstract

The retention of child welfare workers in a perennial issue in the social work and child welfare literature and concerns associated with high turnover/low retention have been well documented. However, there are fewer studies... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Kenneth Burns (University College Cork)
  2. Alastair Christie (University College Cork)

Topic Areas

Research on social work and social policy, social justice, diversity, inequalities, resist , Research and evaluation of social work practice and service delivery, including organizati

Session

WS7-SR » Symposium - Arguing over decisions: Social work research in child protection (09:00 - Friday, 24th April)

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