The social work profession is one that is widely considered noble and beneficial to wider society but often, the general public doesn’t really know what

Since the Coronavirus reached our shores at the beginning of the year there have been many sad things that have occurred, but one silver lining

At Portman Recruitment, we know that all this uncertainty doesn’t mean that social workers aren’t looking for jobs that are well paid and are backed by a

The current Coronavirus health emergency has put the entire country on hold. Schools closed, offices working remotely and life as we know it turned upside

Portman is here for you and will be without interruption during these times of great uncertainty. Freelance Contractor or permanent we have got your back,

As a company that puts people first, here at Portman Recruitment we believe that it’s important to do our bit for charity. Which is why

We can’t believe how fast the year has gone here at Portman Recruitment, and all that our social workers and team members have achieved. Due

*name has been changed to protect identity. At Portman Recruitment, we truly believe that our people – both social workers and team members – are

They say the best things in life are free, and when it comes to Blackpool, we think that just may be the case. From walks

Here at Portman Recruitment, we know that there are lots of great things about being a social worker. The supportive teams you get to work

As some of you may already know, the HCPC (Health Professions Council Register) will be replaced by Social Work England in December 2019, becoming the

Choosing the right social work role is one of the most important decisions you can make in your career. With so many different specialisations and

A History of Social Work: Major Milestones In this blog post, we explore the rich history of social work, highlighting the major events that have

Making the move from permanent to agency social worker can be daunting, especially when you hand your notice in and take that ‘leap of faith’

Well don’t you look smart in your cap and gown, having just graduated for your social work degree? You’ve spent three whole years learning the