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© British Association of Social Workers

Client Careers and the Structure of a Probation and After-care Agency

PAULINE HARDIKER, staff of the School of Social Work and MARY BARKER, staff of the School of Social Work

University of Leicester

Summary

This paper describes the results of a research project in which the first year's work of a newly-established Probation Court Intake and Assessment Team was monitored. The subsequent changes in the practices of the probation officers are analyzed in relation to client careers and organizational boundaries; some implications for social work practice are discussed.


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