casework
1 Americannoun
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the work of investigation, advice, supervision, etc., by social workers or the like, in cases case handled by them.
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Sociology. a close study of psychological and sociological factors in the history of an individual or family in unfavorable circumstances, with a view to improving personal and family conditions.
noun
noun
Other Word Forms
- caseworker noun
Etymology
Origin of casework1
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Example Sentences
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He says the prosecution gives "a message of hope" and shows what can be done using a combination of training, research and development and forensic casework.
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Norris previously said in a statement that he continued to represent his constituents, stayed across local and national developments, handled casework, policy queries and parliamentary questions.
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He added that he was also "handling casework and policy queries and asking parliamentary questions".
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"Housing is probably about half of the casework we deal with in my constituency and talking to other members of the Senedd it's the same across Wales," she said.
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"I'm really concerned about what we're seeing in some of our casework," he said.
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