Economic and Social Services Case Worker in Enskede Årsta Vantör

Stockholm – our capital city with millions of dreams, expectations, and ambitions. We work for everyone who lives here today and in the future. Now we are looking for you who want to think big, new, and different with us – for the people of Stockholm.

Do you want to make a difference in the everyday lives of Stockholmers and work in an exciting and growing district? With us, you will develop and grow with the task. We work to find new innovative ways of working for healthy and meaningful aging. To support this, we have an innovation center with outstanding welfare technology within care and social services. Together, we work to be a district in a safe city to grow up, live, and age in.

Welcome to us

We are looking for you who want to work part-time as an economic/social services case worker with us during the autumn of 2026. The role suits you if you are studying to become a social worker or are a newly graduated social worker and want to build valuable work experience while developing within the field.

The position is located in the Unit for Administration and Economics within the Division for Disability, Social Psychiatry, and Elderly Care.

Your role

As an economic case worker, you will strengthen our economic group, which today consists of six economic/fee case workers and one business controller. The group has broad competence, and all are social workers with previous experience working as social services case workers.

Your main tasks will be to work with fees and economic issues within the areas of disability, social psychiatry, and elderly care. The tasks include, for example, processing initial fee decisions, applications for extended reservation amounts, and applications for sick pay compensation in personal assistance. Other tasks related to the assignment may also occur.

Your competence and experience

We are looking for you who have:

• A degree in social work or ongoing studies in the social work program.
• Good computer skills.
• Good knowledge of Swedish, both spoken and written.

To thrive and succeed in the role, we see that you:

• Learn new tasks easily.
• Are careful and structured in your approach to work.
• Can work independently and take personal responsibility.
• Have good collaboration skills.
• Are flexible and can adapt to the needs of the operations.

Unit for Administration and Economics

The Unit for Administration and Economics is a unit within the authority side of the Division for Disability, Social Psychiatry, and Elderly Care. The unit was established on April 1, 2025.

The unit is led by a unit manager and consists of administrative assistants, social services case workers, economic case workers, business controllers for economics, and business controllers for follow-up of Social Services Act (SoL) and Act on Support and Service for Persons with Certain Functional Impairments (LSS).

The unit's main task is to provide support in administrative and economic processes to the authority-operating operations within the division. Some administrative support is also provided to other parts of the division. The work includes, among other things, administrative support, invoice management, fee management, economic follow-ups, operation follow-ups, contract follow-ups, as well as processing of travel services, national travel services, municipal housing supplement for persons with disabilities, sick pay compensation within personal assistance, and security alarms for residents under 65 years who do not have other interventions.

Other

Selection takes place continuously. Welcome with your application today!

We recruit without cover letters to strengthen the focus on the competencies and experiences required for this role. In assessing your application, we will only rely on your CV and a number of questions you will answer when applying for the position. We request that you answer the questions concretely and concisely, and that there is a clear link between your answers and your CV.

Stockholm City works with competency-based recruitment aimed at looking at each person's competence and thereby combating discrimination.

Enskede Årsta Vantör is one of 11 district administrations in Stockholm City. As part of Stockholm City, the administration offers preschool and leisure, care for the elderly and people with disabilities, social services, preventive and security-building work, urban development, and park maintenance to our 105,000 residents in the district. We face exciting challenges as the Enskede Årsta Vantör district grows and entirely new neighborhoods are built. Approximately 18,000 new apartments are planned by the year 2030.

To work with Stockholm City caring for the elderly and people with disabilities in their homes, you must show an extract from the criminal record register. The extract must not be older than 6 months from the date of issue.