What desk setup works best for a social worker or case manager?

Social workers and case managers deal with high volumes of client paperwork, sensitive documentation, and heavy computer use for case management systems. A 60-inch straight desk provides good working space. A locking pedestal is important for securing client files on the desk. The desk should have enough depth for a large monitor plus document working space in front of the keyboard — 24 inches minimum, 30 inches preferred. If client visits happen at the desk (as opposed to a separate interview room), the desk should be positioned to allow a friendly, non-barrier configuration rather than a desk-as-barrier setup. Cable management matters if the desk is client-facing. FindOfficeFurniture.com — call 888-719-4960.