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Enterprise development worker work supports enterprises that address social problems by connecting with communities, customers, employees and families around work-life balance and wellbeing.
In job descriptions, look for social counselling, community work, service-user involvement, case management, crisis intervention, quality standards, vulnerable users, social enterprise and practical problem solving.
The work links social work practice with enterprise settings. Enterprise development workers meet employees, families, communities and customers to understand social problems affecting work, wellbeing and productivity, then help shape practical support, counselling or service links.
Relevant skills include social counselling, community work, anti-oppressive practice, involving service users in planning, case management, crisis intervention and applying quality standards in social services. Some roles focus on social enterprise, vulnerable users or workplace-family support.
Salary context depends on caseload, advisory responsibility, crisis work, community liaison, independence, documentation demands and whether the role influences enterprise policy or delivers direct support. Posts with complex vulnerable-user protection differ from general wellbeing coordination.
Development can move toward senior social work, workplace wellbeing programmes, community partnership roles, case-management leadership, social enterprise development, service-quality work or specialist support for employees and families facing complex social difficulties. It should show how social counselling, workplace needs and community links are translated into practical support.
Read vacancies for the balance between counselling, community contact, customer liaison and enterprise development. Check whether the job expects direct case management, crisis intervention, policy advice, work-life balance programmes or coordination with external social services.
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social worker (2635.3)
| ESCO URI | http://data.europa.eu/esco/occupation/aff66ae0-d6e1-4de3-b6af-78647defd08c |
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| ESCO code | 2635.3.12 |
| ISCO group | 2635 |
| Concept type | Occupation |