"work role" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a specific position or function that someone has within their job or organization. Example: As the project manager, Joe's work role involves overseeing the progress of the team and ensuring that all tasks are completed on time.
If that is not a social work role then I am not a social worker.
Your work role may also change so you need your childcare to be flexible," she says.
People who are often portrayed as successful individuals who made their fortune through hard work – role models.
Defining your work role and defending your reputation are key issues through to February; talk yourself up - Bullishly!
Unlike typesetting, the social work role has not been usurped by modern life – indeed it is more needed than ever before.
Martha Care was founded by Maggie Mickshik in memory of her daughter, and donations fund my supportive social work role at the hospital and neonatal intensive care unit.
I'm also very pleased that Marie has now found a social work role in the field she aspired to work in.
Social coordination, organising volunteer-led German language classes and information sessions on German/Austrian laws, customs and culture and where to find support are all part of the new social work role in each of these countries.
Another job seeker – Elliott Riordan, found talking about a hobby put him at ease: "Finding something common with the interviewer – something beyond the work role for me was football".
The social work role in Munich – which had an influx of 12,000 refugees in just one day last year – has included helping refugees access health services, reuniting family members and, vitally, getting volunteers to teach German.
Evans says: "It has better aligned the social work role to the ethos and principles of why people go into social work – working alongside people on their difficulties, as opposed to a heavy emphasis on assessment and care management".
