It was not necessary to add specific questions for research on the profession of works (e.g. bargaining for working conditions).
The major strength of this research is a comprehensive survey addressing the psychosocial workload within the profession of works councils.
This means a weakening of the protection through organised collective bargaining and shifts responsibilities from the level of collective bargaining to the level of plant bargaining, meaning to the profession of works councils.
Data were also collected on respondents' gender, profession, place of work (hospital or health center), and current administrative position.
The requested background information included years in current profession, hours of work per week, and direct interaction with patients [ 2, 15].
A questionnaire was applied to identify some CHWs socio-demographic characteristics, such as age, sex, civil status, number of completed school years, profession, place of work, number of years as a CHW, number of diarrhoeal diseases training courses completed.
More, I think it was the satisfaction he felt in having something of his own--an idea, a profession--of working towards something larger than himself.
Re "Bush Fleshes Out Details of Proposal to Expand Aid to Religious Organizations" (news article, Jan . 31: The voice missing in the public debate about government-supported "faith-based" social services is the profession of social work.
At a time when child protection is the subject of a government review, and the country is reeling from the impact of the banking crisis, for the minister to call on "retired City bankers or ex-insurance brokers" to become extra "eyes and ears" in keeping children safe is premature, crass and an insult to the profession of social work.
The profession of social work, with its core value of social justice, has an important role to play in reducing disablism in society.
