14 full time, hybrid remote, jobs in Eastern England
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- UK
- Eastern England (14)
- Essex (9)
- Peterborough (2)
- Suffolk (2)
- Hertfordshire (1)
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Sign inSenior Social Worker - Learning Disabilities & Autism
- 24 May 2024
- Essex County Council - Harlow, Essex, CM20 2ET
- £45,217 to £54,395 per year
- Flexible Working, Hybrid, CPD
- Hybrid remote
- Permanent
- Full time
Please note this vacancy is also available as a secondment opportunity for up to 24 months The Team The LD & Autism team strives to improve outcomes for people with learning disabilities and/or autism through the work we do, we are a supportive team and work ...
Adults Social Worker - Mid Essex
- 20 May 2024
- Essex County Council - Chelmsford, Essex, CM1 1QH
- £36,101 to £48,622 per year
- Flexible Working, Hybrid, CPD
- Hybrid remote
- Permanent
- Full time
Why Join Us? With us, you can achieve more - for yourself as well as the vulnerable adults you work to support. We're always looking for new ways to deliver even better services, Social Workers play an integral role in our preventative approach to Social Care...
Adult Social Worker - Neighbourhood Team - £34 ph
- 14 May 2024
- HCL Workforce Solutions Ltd - Ipswich, Suffolk, CB8 0AJ
- £34 per hour
- hybrid
- Hybrid remote
- Temporary
- Full time
Working in a busy adult social care team to ensure new referrals are assessed, advice and support provided and annual reviews completed. Safeguarding and Duty work be required. Experience of using LiquidLogic (LAS) recording system essential.
Social Worker - Family Support & Protection, West Essex
- 12 May 2024
- Ben Recruitment Ltd - Harlow, Essex
- £36,101 per year
- Hybrid remote
- Permanent
- Full time
Social Worker - Family Support & Protection, West Essex The Role The employer understand how important flexibility and wellbeing is for our colleagues working across children's Social Care and that we need to think differently. We have therefore developed a ...
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