Our principles, priorities and values

Our principles

In upholding our responsibilities as the workforce regulator we aim to:

  • seek and respond to the views of the public, people who use social work services, employers and social workers
  • build constructive relationships with our partners and stakeholders
  • be independent, clear, fair, open, collaborative, efficient and effective in what we do
  • embrace human rights, equality and diversity in all that we do
  • learn and develop as an organisation
  • invest in our people and make the GSCC an excellent employer.

Our priorities

Our priorities as an organisation are:

  • the protection of the public through improved educational standards, excellence in registering social workers, and effective conduct systems
  • effective working with key partners
  • excellent customer service and value for money
  • robust governance arrangements
  • excellent leadership and staff engagement
  • strong organisational capability and performance.

Our values

In working towards our ambition we have adopted the following values:

  • Fairness
  • Quality
  • Openness
  • Efficiency
  • Integrity
  • Respect

These values shape how we interact with each other, our business partners, stakeholders and customers. They underpin our performance appraisal processes and guide our behaviour.

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Nicholas Humphries
Nicholas Humphries
21 Aug 2011 at 1:50pm

I found this page very useful. I am doing my units at the moment for my placement and i don't think that anywhere else would be able to state values as good as the GSCC.

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