Working in social work : growing and thriving in human services practice
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書誌事項
Working in social work : growing and thriving in human services practice
（Sage sourcebooks for the human services series, v. 6）
Sage Publications, c1987
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Includes bibliographies
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Working in Social Work is designed to help readers understand the dynamics at play in work environments. It focuses specifically on issues that are addressed on a daily basis by social workers and other human services professionals, such as the commitment to provide services to clients while remaining accountable to the public.
The author is concerned with culture, ethnicity, personality and conflict in the workplace, as well as with careers and professionalism, collegial relationships, roles and role conflicts. Each chapter includes an extensive bibliography and a set of exercises designed to promote self study and analysis.
目次
Introduction
Getting Turned on to Work
Satisfaction, Motivation and Effort on the Job
Rubbing Shoulders and Rubbing Wounds
Gender, Class, Culture and Identity in the Workplace
Climbing The Ladder and Crossing The Bridge
Careers in White, Blue and Pink
Claiming Professional Status
Professionalism, Semiprofessionalism, and Deprofessionalization
Becoming a Colleague and Entering the Agency's Culture
Perspectives, Cultures, Perceptions
Making Ethical Decisions
Balancing Personal, Agency, Societal and Client Values
Getting the Job Done
Tasks and Responsibilities, and the Job Description
Designing Jobs and Restructuring Work
Job Restructuring, Recruitment, and Placement
Supervising and Being Supervised
Authority and Authority Structures in an Agency
Thriving on Conflict and Change
Building the Future on the Past and Present Epilogue
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