S1E8 | Whose Safety Matters in Court?
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S1E8 | Whose Safety Matters in Court?
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"You'll regret it." "You'll be sorry." "You should worry."
On the second day of court, I ask how threats, unwanted photographs, being blocked in a room, and damage to a social worker's car can be minimized while the worker's response takes centre stage.
In this episode of The Unsafe Social Worker, I describe being assessed as a social worker without being permitted to explain the risks from that perspective. I question whose privacy is protected, whose information is exposed, and why safeguards appear to apply to some people but not others.
From difficulties serving a subpoena to the absence of a workplace investigation, I examine what happens when the workplace context is stripped away and a worker is left facing the consequences alone.
Do you hear justice?