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Research Note Social workers in Greece: How they spend their working hours

This paper explores the nature of the daily work of social workers in Greece. A postal survey with a multiple-choice questionnaire was conducted on a 20% sample of the 1,815 members of the Hellenic Association of Social Workers, with a response rate of 40%. The results indicate that pressure of time dictates a 'first-aid' pattern of working which does not include activities related to planning, research or supervision, and does not often encourage multidisciplinary work, nor consistent record-keeping.