The first subtheme included four categories: balancing the dual role, obligations vs. rights of the clients, recognising clients as individuals vs. groups, and building trust with clients.
In practice social workers, as other street level bureaucrats [ 9], have to balance the need to recognise clients as individuals and working with different groups with similar kinds of need.
Working in mental health for the local NHS trust, the therapists recognised many clients struggled in a continual cycle of joblessness, which affected their mental health, that in turn impacted their ability to gain work.
They reported that they recognised the clients based on their personality, behaviours and the amount they pay.
Bradbury's defence barrister, Angela Rafferty, told the court her client recognised what he did was "repugnant" and had never sought to justify his behaviour.
Maryla Koralewska, director of human resources at central Warsaw's Marriott, says Poles who have worked abroad have better "contact skills", knowing how to greet guests and recognise regular clients.Mr Bachalski, who now runs a successful chain of private colleges, sees a deeper effect.
The defence criticised Dr Chee for failing to recognise their clients' symptoms.
They also recognise that clients are the best source of information regarding how day-to-day occupations are carried out at home.
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