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Caseloads have got less manageable for children’s social workers under Covid, survey finds Community Care survey also puts average caseloads 50% higher than DfE estimate, as social work leaders warn of practitioners being pushed to exhaustion by workloads Photo: New Africa/Adobe Stock Over three-quarters of statutory children’s social workers  in England are struggling with their caseloads, and the situation has got worse over the course of the pandemic, research suggests. Seventy nine per cent of respondents to Community Care’s annual caseloads survey, carried out last month, said their caseloads were either “completely unmanageable” (23%) or “hard to manage” (56%). This is up from 72% in our poll last year, carried out on the eve of the pandemic. Just over 800 children’s practitioners responded to the 2021 survey, all of whom work for English local authorities or children’s services trusts

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