Recruitment of overseas social workers needs to take into account service and staffing developments which would facilitate them in their role.
Policy and practice context
This small exploratory study explored the post-arrival integration, professional practice and development of a sample of 28 ISWs in selected London boroughs and bordering county councils drawing on interviews with 15 managers with experience of working with ISWs. ISW registration is higher in London authorities than the rest of England.
Key findings
Implications for practice
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The research section for this special report is based on a selection of academic studies which have been explored and summarised by Research in Practice, part of the Dartington Hall Trust.
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