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casework
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casework
social work based on close study of the personal histories and circumstances of individuals and families
casework
The aggregate assembled parts (including framework, finish, doors, drawers, etc.) which make up a case or cabinet.
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Midland MPs who employ family members Bob Ainsworth (Lab Coventry North *East), the Defence Secretary, employs his wife Gloria Ainsworth as a part-time caseworker and secretarial Assistant.
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and SpeakWrite typists type the dictation and return it to the caseworker within about three hours as a Word document attached to an e-mail.
SpeakWrite assists overwhelmed caseworkers by Solomon, Frank / Policy & Practice
While chatting to a customer recently, Stuart learned she was a caseworker with the Cleveland branch of SSAFA Forces Help.
THE BONES OF A CHARITY IDEA; Butcher comes to aid of war heroes by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
 
 
 
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