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As the government continues to open up child protection and social work in England to a commercial market place, what is the social cost of privatising public services? And what effect has the failure of previous privatisations had on their provision? This book, by best-selling author and expert social worker Ray Jones, is the first to tell the story of how crucial social work services, including those for families and children, are now being out-sourced to private companies. Detailing how the failures of previous privatisations have led to the deterioration of services for the public, it…mehr
As the government continues to open up child protection and social work in England to a commercial market place, what is the social cost of privatising public services? And what effect has the failure of previous privatisations had on their provision? This book, by best-selling author and expert social worker Ray Jones, is the first to tell the story of how crucial social work services, including those for families and children, are now being out-sourced to private companies. Detailing how the failures of previous privatisations have led to the deterioration of services for the public, it shows how this trend threatens the safety and wellbeing of vulnerable children and disabled adults.
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Autorenporträt
Ray Jones is emeritus professor of social work at Kingston University and St George's, University of London. He has more than 40 years experience as a social worker and has been a director of social services, chief executive of the Social Care Institute for Excellence, and chair of the British Association of Social Workers. He is a frequent media columnist and commentator and the author of six books, including the best selling 'The Story of Baby P: Setting the Record Straight' (Policy Press 2014). In 2017 he received the Social Worker of the Year Award for Outstanding Contribution to Social Work.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part 1: The recent history How did we get here? The recent moves to privatise children's social services and social work Creeping political control: the Children and Social Work Bill and anti-professionalism The key players and their networks Part 2: The long haul The formation of the welfare state and its 1980s rejection by Thatcher Thatchers levers and emchanism to promote marketisation and privatisation Blair and New Labour's contribution to the journey Cameron, the Coalition and the Conservatives: Cambornism and enhanced Thatcherism Part 3: The impact of privatisation Privatisation of public services and the undermining of the welfare state The experience and outcomes of privatising public services The impact to date of the privatisation of social care, social services and social work Part 4: Changing course No to Tina: an alternative journey for social work and children's social services.
Introduction Part 1: The recent history How did we get here? The recent moves to privatise children's social services and social work Creeping political control: the Children and Social Work Bill and anti-professionalism The key players and their networks Part 2: The long haul The formation of the welfare state and its 1980s rejection by Thatcher Thatchers levers and emchanism to promote marketisation and privatisation Blair and New Labour's contribution to the journey Cameron, the Coalition and the Conservatives: Cambornism and enhanced Thatcherism Part 3: The impact of privatisation Privatisation of public services and the undermining of the welfare state The experience and outcomes of privatising public services The impact to date of the privatisation of social care, social services and social work Part 4: Changing course No to Tina: an alternative journey for social work and children's social services.
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