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"Family sensitive" policies can attract employees to human service organizations.
A Competency-Based Method for Providing Worker Feedback to CPS Supervisors
Alternative work scheduling for professional social workers.
Changing Labor Market Patterns in the Nonprofit and For-Profit Sectors: Implications for Nonprofit Management
Corrective action: enhancing performance through error reduction.
Creating more effective human service organizations through strategies of empowerment.
Declassification of Professional Social Workers: A Personnel Issue Facing the Human Services
Determinants of Executive Compensation in Small Business Development Centers
Diffusion of roles: an analysis of social work practice.
Downsizing of the nation's labor force and a needed social work response.
Eight myths on motivating social services workers: theory-based perspectives.
Employee assistance practice with sexual minorities.
Employment-at-will or just cause: the right choice.
Enhancing Work for Professional Social Workers
In Search of the Impact of Staff Mix on Long-Term Care Ombudsman Programs
Income maintenance revisited: functions, skills, and boundaries.
lncentive- Based Management for Nonprofit Organizations
Managing People for Enhanced Performance
Mixing and Phasing of Roles Among Volunteers, Staff, and Participants in Faith-Based Programs
On resigning in protest.
Perspectives on Dismissal as a Management Prerogative in Social Service Organizations
Social service administration and the challenge of unionization.
Social workers and labor relations in the public sector: the Missouri Department of Social Services and the Communication Workers of America.
Supervision for management of worker stress.
The common and conflicting goals of labor and social work.
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