Social workers handicapped in decision-making, nudge unit says

Time and workload pressures are forcing social workers to rely on their intuition to make decisions, the Government’s nudge unit has warned.

By MJ Correspondent | 01 May 2014

Time and workload pressures are forcing social workers to increasingly rely on their intuition to make decisions, the Government's nudge unit has warned.

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