Sentence examples for welfare professions from inspiring English sources

New Labour showed little sympathy with the child welfare professions.

Perhaps not surprisingly, social and welfare professions were the most popular career choices for 2009 sociology graduates – typical jobs include social worker, counsellor and community development officer.

By focusing on the response, the government relieved itself of the burden of responsibility for new discoveries about the scale and character of sexual abuse that were challenging all the child welfare professions.

But demand factors may explain the occurrence of this mismatch as well, as the availability of jobs in the humanities may be lower, relative to the number of graduates, than those in the health and welfare professions.

Although the guidelines were designed for the public, they may also contain advice that might be helpful to people working in health and welfare professions.

Believing that sound ethical judgment is the foundation of good child welfare practice, one of Ms. Kane's first propositions was that DCFS adopt a code of ethics stating the values and responsibilities of the child welfare profession.

Shanda is representative of so many outstanding child welfare professionals who view their profession as a calling.

For services to the veterinary profession and animal welfare.

The consequences for the profession of this difficulty in effectively challenging authority figures can be adverse for both the reputation of the profession and the welfare of the patient [ 3, 4].

Indeed it is a common intellectual conceit to see all professions as, at heart, welfare.

This defeat of the central profession concerned with child welfare inevitably discouraged teachers, police and paediatricians from a more interventionist stance.