Study Examines Stability of Minnesota Child Protection Workforce

A survey was conducted of child protection staff in Minnesota in February 2016 as a means to better understand the state of the workforce. Summary survey findings related to job satisfaction, the impact of secondary traumatic stress and the adequacy of supervision and peer support.

Author(s):

Center for Advanced Studies in Child Welfare, MACSSA, Minnesota Department of Human Services

Year of Publication:

2016

Workforce Theme(s):

Community Workers, In-service training, Paraprofessionals, Planning, Professional development, Supervision, Supporting, Systems

Program Theme(s):

Child Protection, Children, Community

Geographic Location:

United States of America

Resource Type(s):

Gray literature

Language(s):

English

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