(female nurse, 45 years, government facility, Benin) Training may constitute a direct means to mobilize the motivational potentials inherent in the professional ethos of health workers.
The Dill Pickle artists, writers, intellectuals, and political dissidents embraced the outcast, the hobo, and the tramp and hence hobohemia came to define the merger of intellectualism with the ethos of the migratory worker.
Should Wall Street do a better job of training incoming workers on the ethos of high finance?
Maguire et al 47 stated that underreporting can be related to the professional socialisation of healthcare workers into an ethos of compliance and acceptance that their job is accompanied by bad but inevitable facets such as violence and aggression.
In the interim, the building remains shut to outsiders, making it a different prospect to the open-to-all ethos of the other camps, where passersby and local workers have been welcomed.
A managerial ethos that tolerates the exploitation of workers in sweatshops won't hesitate to exploit consumers with deceptive mortgages and melamine-tainted milk and, finally, bilk investors with bogus "securities".
A spokesman for the RMT union, which represents tube workers, said the sponsorship undermined the public service ethos of the city's transport network.
Areas the council are looking at in its ethos of the need to work differently include: Looking at how many workers can be employed in a mobile way.
In conclusion, efforts to strengthen health worker motivation must protect, promote and build upon the professional ethos of medical doctors and nurses.
In seeking to deliver high-quality public services, it would nurture a professional ethos of care, combining demands for high standards with rewards that value public-sector workers.
