Social Workers - Chief Executive Office - Los Angeles County
Social Workers - Chief Executive Office - Los Angeles County
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2. Assign caseloads equitably so that a <strong>Social</strong> Worker, GSW, or Appeals<br />
Hearing Specialist will not have a significantly higher caseload than other<br />
<strong>Social</strong> <strong>Workers</strong>, GSW’s, or Appeals Hearing Specialists performing similar<br />
tasks.<br />
3. Make every reasonable effort to hire additional social work staff for the<br />
evenings/nights provided funding is available. Within 120 days of approval of<br />
the terms and conditions of the 2007 reopener by the Board of Supervisors,<br />
CSS management will meet with the union to develop and implement<br />
procedures in an effort to ensure evening/night coverage of quadrants at all<br />
times.<br />
B. In an effort to equitably distribute caseloads, Management will adjust Departmental<br />
staffing imbalances. When an employee believes that the caseload assigned by his<br />
immediate supervisor requires a work effort that the employee cannot attain or<br />
maintain, the employee may:<br />
1. File a grievance requesting that his/her caseload be reduced,<br />
2. Refer his/her caseload complaint to the Caseload Committee.<br />
Prior to filing a caseload grievance or referring the complaint to the Caseload<br />
Committee, the employee will discuss the complaint with his <strong>Office</strong> Head Agent<br />
(Human Services Administrator I) in an attempt to resolve the dispute.