If you’re looking at the welfare sector as an employer, then you have a lot of options. It needs a veritable army of people to keep the welfare state running, not just NHS doctors and nurses, but social workers, prison wardens, probation officers, and then another army of HR staff, administrators, managers and procurement specialist to ensure it has the supplies and structure it needs to keep turning. Working in the welfare sector means security: whether you’re a doctor or a back-office worker, you’re vital to the running of the country. It’s true that junior doctors’ contracts and nurses’ pay…
What’s the Difference Between Social Work and Social Care
