To work or not to work? The role of the Organisational Context for Social Workers' Perceptions on Activation
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Raeymaeckers, P., Dierckx, D., To work or not to work? The role of the Organisational Context for Social Workers' Perceptions on Activation. British Journal of Social Work, Vol. 43, no. 6 (2013), p. 1170-1189.
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196871
Location:
SIIS R.717 Archivo
Palabras clave:
Actitudes profesionales, Contraprestaciones, Crítica, Desempleo, Inclusión laboral, Pobreza, Política activa empleo, Prestaciones económicas, Programas de inserción, Renta de garantía de ingresos, Trabajo social, Bélgica
Actitudes profesionales, Contraprestaciones, Crítica, Desempleo, Inclusión laboral, Pobreza, Política activa empleo, Prestaciones económicas, Programas de inserción, Renta de garantía de ingresos, Trabajo social, Bélgica
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