That is, it is not just a general affiliational attachment, but one that is tied to certain kinds of natural or conventional associations, such as friendships, families, organizations, professions, countries, and religions.
Particularly in the field of AAA/T, in which acceptance of the operating premise is not yet universal and multiple disciplines are drawn, by necessity, into program design, collaborations strengthen the bond not only between people and animals, but also among many organizations, professions, and disciplines in human and animal services.
These feelings result in a sense of identification with organizations, professions, jobs, and values.
It had a private railway station in London and two in the cemetery, its own telegraphic address, and special areas for different religions, nationalities, social organizations, and professions.
The BOP in BOPTROT came from the Business Organizations and Professions Committees in both the House and the Senate of the Kentucky General Assembly; the BOP committees handle horse-racing bills.
One thing that executives at even the most successful corporations struggle with is how to lure talented candidates into their organizations or professions — how to "incentivize" a job, as an economist might put it — so that an entry-level position has a chance to become a lasting career.
To improve the community action, the "worker-centered" is supposed to be changed to "we-centered" to highlight the collective side of community work, which overlays the boundaries of groups, organizations, and professions.
Examples of intermediary organizations and professions are home care, housing associations, after-care nurses, psychiatric nurses, religious institutions, well-being institutions and organizations for people with mental disabilities.
Good practice can diffuse from one part of the system to another as organizational learning ensues across organizations and professions within a national or regional system.
Interaction is hindered between organizations, sectors, professions and governmental levels, resources are scattered, and there is no overarching vision on care for people in this age group.
Social scientists have looked into the ways in which overflow is managed in public and private organizations, by professions, and by individuals (Czarniawska and Löfgren, 2012, 2013).
