Data set from Children's social work workforce: attrition, caseload, and agency workforce

Time between roles - October movers

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Breakdown of the number of days between social workers leaving one role and starting their next role, for social workers who left their role in October 2020.


Data set details

Theme
Children's social care
Publication
Children's social work workforce: attrition, caseload, and agency workforce
Release type
Geographic levels
National
Indicators
  • Cumulative FTE
  • Cumulative proportion of total FTE
  • FTE
Filters
  • Days between roles
Time period
2021

Data set preview

Table showing first 5 rows, from underlying data
geographic_leveltime_periodtime_identifiercountry_codecountry_namedaysfte_sumcumulative_ftecum_percentage_days
National2021Reporting yearE92000001England130.530.530.1
National2021Reporting yearE92000001England214.344.844.2
National2021Reporting yearE92000001England31660.859.9
National2021Reporting yearE92000001England43.864.663.7
National2021Reporting yearE92000001England5468.667.6

Variables in this data set

Table showing all 4 variables
Variable nameVariable description
cum_percentage_daysCumulative proportion of total FTE
cumulative_fteCumulative FTE
daysDays between roles
fte_sumFTE

Footnotes

  1. Time between roles is calculated as the time in days (including weekends and bank holidays) between a social worker leaving a role and starting a new role. For example, if a leaver ended a role on a Friday and started new role on a Monday, the time between roles is calculated as 3 days. If a leaver started their new role on the same day that they left their previous role, time between roles calculated as zero days.
  2. Components may not sum to totals due to rounding.

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