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Warning to Ministers that the proposed changes could hinder disabled people’s right to work

A blog from BASW Student Ambassador and member, Scott Richardson

After more changes, the government gets its controversial welfare reforms through the Commons

The government’s welfare reforms squeak through the first stage, but at a huge cost

“Do you see me?”

It’s always special when our social work community comes together.

New wellbeing toolkit launched as part of a campaign to improve working conditions for social workers.

BASW Chair, Julia Ross updates on BASW's work in relation to artificial intelligence in social work practice and policy.

BASW speaks to the new committee's chair, Orlaith McGibbon

BASW reports back from an eventful Labour Party Conference in Liverpool.