A caseworker is a person — usually a social worker, or someone in a very similar job — who looks after particular people or families and their problems. The word names the worker, not the work. (The work is casework.) A school gloss that sounds like “the work a social worker does” is describing the job; a caseworker is the human being who does it.

A caseworker is a personcaseworker是一個人 usually a social worker, or someone in a very similar job通常是社工，或做非常類似工作的人 who looks after particular people or families and their problems負責照顧特定的人或家庭和他們的問題。The word names the worker, not the work這個字指的是做事的人，不是那件工作。(The work is casework.)那件工作叫casework個案工作 A school gloss that sounds like "the work a social worker does"課本上寫社工做的工作這種解釋 is describing the job講的是那份工作 a caseworker is the human being who does itcaseworker是做那份工作的人。

You can say a caseworker, the caseworker, our caseworker. That person has a caseload, and often a casebook.

You can say你可以說 a caseworker, the caseworker, our caseworker一個caseworker、那個caseworker、我們的caseworker。That person has a caseload這個人有自己的caseload案量 and often a casebook通常也有一本casebook個案紀錄。

It is a job title, a little formal. In ordinary talk people may just say social worker, but caseworker is the more exact word when you mean “the one assigned to this family.”

It is a job title, a little formal這是個職稱，有點正式。In ordinary talk people may just say social worker平常講話大家可能就直接說social worker社工 but caseworker is the more exact word但caseworker是更精確的字 when you mean "the one assigned to this family"當你指的是被指派給這個家庭的那個人