noun
definition
The work required to deal with cases in any profession where a "case" has a specific definition (e.g. legal, social work, planning, etc.).
example
Most of her time is spent on casework, rather than research.
Examples of casework in a Sentence
The majority of advisers handle casework from their home or their office, by letter or telephone or both.
We will only undertake direct casework by mutual consent.
This reflects the wider range of planning casework handled by district planning authorities.
The NO WIN FEE litigation service includes all casework, less than 1% of cases proceed to hearing.
Direct Case Work When you have a complex case we will normally work on it with you through supported casework.
Due to its statutory nature determination casework has priority above non-statutory work carried out by DVs.
The Area has also dealt with a significant quantity of serious casework.
Planning Inspectorate Deals with the processing of planning and enforcement appeals, holding inquiries into local development plans and other planning related casework.
A planning casework officer is appointed to process the case.
The implications of monitoring listed building consent casework in the same way that conditions for archeological work are scrutinized cannot be quantified.
We can then bring further improvements to the delivery of high quality casework for the people of Central London.
Constituency MSPs have been particularly concerned that list MSPs have been interfering in local constituency MSPs have been particularly concerned that list MSPs have been interfering in local constituency casework.
You are aware of the difficulties facing the integrated casework directorate.
This unit is housed in their beautiful new casework, complete with a stunningly machined aluminum front fascia.
But most are too hard-pressed by the relentless demands of planning casework to be free to plan for these other issues.
To improve own practice - casework, multi-agency working, providing in-service.