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• In October 2011 BASW launched a trade union arm ( called the Social Workers'Union ).
• All the students pursue the Bachelor of Arts in Social Work ( BASW ) at KCBMHS are the obvious member of the department.
• For this reason BASW once again took up trade union status by forming its arms length trade union section, SWU ( Social Workers Union ).
• By 2011 several councils had realized that they did not have to permit BASW access, and those that were challenged by skilled professional representation of their staff were withdrawing permission.
• The "'British Association of Social Workers ( BASW ) "'is the largest professional association of registered social workers and qualified care managers in the United Kingdom.
• Bridget Robb, acting chief of the BASW, said the storyline provoked " real anger among a profession well used to a less than accurate public and media perception of their jobs ..
• In a strange case of history repeating itself, BASW decided in 2011 to set up yet another trade union arm ( this time called the " Social Workers'Union " ) but this body has no connection whatsoever with BUSWE branches within Community.
• Headquartered in Birmingham, BASW has regional offices in England ( Birmingham ), Northern Ireland ( Belfast ), Scotland ( Edinburgh ), Wales ( Swyddfa Cymru ) ( Cardiff ), and North Wales ( Cymru Gogledd ) ( Colwyn Bay ).
• The scenes were also condemned by the British Association of Social Workers ( BASW ), calling the BBC " too lazy and arrogant " to correctly portray the child protection process, and saying that the baby was taken " without sufficient grounds to do so ".
• At 2015 the TUC was still resisting SWU application for admission to congress membership and while most employers are not making formal statements of recognition until such a time as the TUC may change its policy, they are all legally required to permit SWU ( BASW ) representation at internal discipline hearings etc.
• BASW was formed in 1970 by the amalgamation of the Association of Child Care Officers, the Association of Family Case Workers, the Association of Psychiatric Social Workers, the Association of Social Workers, the Institute of Medical Social Workers, the Moral Welfare Workers'Association, and the Society of Mental Welfare Officers.
• A social worker, practicing in the United States, usually requires a doctoral degree ( Ph . D or DSW ), master's degree ( MSW ) or a bachelor's degree ( BSW or BASW ) in social work from a Council on Social Work Education ( CSWE ) accredited program to receive a license in most states.
• These were all members of the "'Standing Conference of Organisations of Social Workers "'( "'SCOSW "'), which had been formed in 1962 to bring together the different branches of the profession and which was wound up on the formation of BASW ( the National Association of Probation Officers was also a member, but decided against joining the new association ).
• This prompted BASW to set up its own trade union arm ( the British Union of Social Workers ) but both NUSW and BUSW failed to make much impact as they were not recognised by the TUC ( or the local authorities who employed the vast majority of Social Workers ) and virtually all social workers in local government remained in NALGO . NUSW and BUSW eventually merged ( to form the British Union of Social Work Employees ) and in 1985 employed a full-time General Secretary; former GMWU officer Stan Crawshaw.