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Workplace: It's not the money, but ... Youth offending

All five jobs are based in local youth offending teams and require work with a range of agencies. For example, the bail supervision officer would work with the police and Crown Prosecution Service, and the social worker would liaise with voluntary organisations. The project manager position requires a professional qualification in social work.

SALARIES AT OCTOBER 2005Project manager (Nottinghamshire) 29,958-33,984Performance data andinformation officer (Ealing) up to 27,900Youth offending officer (Hillingdon) 26,310-29,013Bail supervision officer (Luton) 24,000-26,157Social worker (Kent) 21,230-37,862

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