This is confirmed for nurses, showing that kinship responsibilities involving home obligations, children, spouses and ageing parents affect the work and turnover habits of nurses, possibly requiring a change in work environment [ 6, 40- 42].
It is possible that this is because of issues of certification equivalency or the competitiveness of the midwife job market in other francophone countries, though it could also be due to the fact that midwives are exclusively female and thus likely to have families and kinship responsibilities that would limit their ability to move abroad for work.
Specific components of job satisfaction that were associated with retention factors included work overload, rotating shifts, interpersonal relationships/group cohesion, kinship responsibility, promotion/opportunities, pay, autonomy and job stress.
No connection, no kinship, no responsibility, no compassion.
An ill individual enjoying a time of relative mental health could, at least temporarily, retake his or her responsibilities in the kinship group.
Do you think that's the main thing that drives his behavior, that makes him feel both a kinship with Marie and a responsibility to align himself with someone less flawed?
In some instances, lack of access to resources resulted in extended family and kinship networks unwilling to take responsibility for the care of OVC. - Unjust administrative practices on the part of some social security officials who used a range of methods to deny the Child Support Grant to caregivers of children under the age of seven.
"By removing children from the 'corrupting' influences of their families and everyday reservation life for years at a time, these institutions usurped Indian parenting responsibilities, tore apart tribal kinship networks, and destroyed the fabric of Indian communities," the report says.
"There is an argument that we are seeing more public health funerals because there is a loosening of kinship ties and people are taking less responsibility.
While some early Ru scholars emphasize in their interpretation of "virtue" the roles and responsibilities embedded in the network of kinship ties and sociopolitical relationships that constitute the ethical realm, others focus on the formation of individual moral character through self-cultivation.
In such a context, children grow up amongst a multitude of relations who share in their upbringing and care -with responsibility for childcare ordinarily following the kinship hierarchy.
