Titlebook: State Social Work and the Working Class; Chris Jones Textbook 1983Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1983 social work.state.work

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Introduction: Restructuring Social Work,cations of the cuts states that ‘never has poverty in material terms been such a major factor in whether people (particularly children) require to be “in care”, or can survive in the community’ (cited in ., December 1981).

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The Clients of Social Work,s to be considered as one of the agencies of class control and regulation in Britain. That is not to say that social work is a pure product of the ruling class or that it has not been affected significantly by working-class pressure, but rather to identify social work’s prevailing intent in society.

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Social Work Education: Sustaining the Faith,r the social worker, and an expanded array of work processes which attempt to direct and regulate the social worker’s contact with clients. These changes are explored in detail in Chapter 7; this chapter examines some of the key factors which have given rise to them.

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Clients and Social Democracy,int is discussed in detail in the next chapter — they were nevertheless directly affected by the demand for fundamental social change made during and immediately after the Second World War by the labour movement. And even if there has been more fragmentation of the working class since that time, due

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Clients and the Working Class,ho have no contact with social workers and social services departments. In particular this chapter attempts to come to terms with the often strained and antagonistic feelings that at times characterise relations between clients and the ‘respectable’ working class. This has constituted one of the bar

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The Centrality of the Social Worker, interests of clients through providing welfare resources, depends largely (although not exclusively) on the social workers themselves. Indeed, as a form of state intervention in the lives of the working class, social work is distinguished by its highly intensive and personalised approach.

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