Effectiveness of Family Therapy in Social Work Practice in Buhara Sub-County Kabale District. by Tukamushaba, Vian

“…Lack of access to mental health services and specialized training for social workers. Cultural competence was mentioned by respondents in that most strategies mentioned by respondents in that social workers should be culturally competent and aware of the specific cultural nuances and practices in Buhara sub-county. …”
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The Quality of Inpatient Health Services at Mamajang Health Center, Makassar City by Lusyana Aripa

“…The results of the study: 1) Tangible, the facilities and infrastructure of the Mamajang Public Health Center inpatient room were inadequate. 2) Reliability, inpatient health services at the Mamajang Health Center are accurate. 3) Responsiveness, health workers have not been effective in responding to patient complaints but are always ready and efficient to help patients. 4) Assurance, trusted health workers in providing information, but the cure of the disease depends on the accuracy of the drug. 5) Empathy from health workers who care for patients. …”
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Social work for a greener planet: reframing social work skills and education to mitigate the climate crisis by Julie Cwikel

“…The warming of the planet and the currently increasing evidence of the climate crisis compel social workers to prepare themselves and their students to shoulder new roles and develop new models of education. …”
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Gender earnings ratio differences among population groups in Canada by Aneta Bonikowska

“…The highest earnings ratio was observed among Black workers, where Black men had the lowest mean earnings of men in the 11 groups. …”
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Public Health Risks from Mismanagement of Healthcare Wastes in Shinyanga Municipality Health Facilities, Tanzania by Kizito Kuchibanda, Aloyce W. Mayo

“…The increase of healthcare facilities in Shinyanga municipality has resulted in an increase of healthcare wastes, which poses serious threats to the environment, health workers, and the general public. This research was conducted to investigate management practices of healthcare wastes in Shinyanga municipality with a view of assessing health risks to health workers and the general public. …”
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A QUALITATIVE REVIEW OF THE HEALTH AND SAFETY LEADERSHIP ROLES OF MANAGERS IN SOUTH AFRICAN CONSTRUCTION by Victor OKORIE, Fidelise Emuze, John SMALLWOOD, Jacobus VAN WYK

“…The themes of the findings show that managers play critical leadership roles in managing workers’ H&S on site; managers’ leadership styles and behaviours have considerable influence on workers’ at-risk work practices, and managers have the capability to drive team performance by creating an enabling environment for zero tolerance for H&S failures on project sites. …”
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«Sincere friend of Siberia» V. I. Semevsky by S. V. Gavrilov, Yu. O. Kurenkova

“…Sibiryakov in the context of a research project related to the study of the situation of workers in Siberian gold mines. It is concluded that a research project to study the situation of workers in Siberian mines, proposed by I. …”
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Réfugiés et migrants dans les églises protestantes évangéliques libanaises : Recompositions identitaires et enjeux sociaux by Fatiha Kaoues

“…Thus, refugees and migrant domestic workers, who are welcomed in these churches develop new forms of sociability. …”
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THE EFFECT OF SUPPORT FROM ORGANIZATIONS AND TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP ON AFFECTIVE COMMITMENT OF EMPLOYEES OF INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES OF VIETNAM by V. N. Knyazev, Le Thi Minh Loan, Pham Minh Son

“…The study suggests some recommendations to improve the workers’s emotional commitment to the organization.…”
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Specialized Predation on Oribatid Mites by Two Species of the Ant Genus Myrmecina (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) by Keiichi Masuko

“…Using the mouthparts and legs, a worker skillfully tears a hole in the oribatid body and gives the partly dismembered prey to a larva. …”
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In Key of Conflict: Dynamic of the Regional Work Industry in Mendoza, Argentina by Eliana Celeste Canafoglia

“…During this period, labor conflicts intensified: from complaints mainly oriented towards salary improvements and the ratification of collective work agreements to struggles for job sources, late payments and the firing of workers. With the objective of reflecting on the ongoing socio-productive transformations, we analyze this conflict in terms of the demands of workers, their actions and modes of resolution, distinguishing the productive sectors and the actors involved.…”
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¿La democratización en contra de los trabajadores? La CUT, el movimiento sindical y el dilema de la transición pactada en Chile by Sebastián Osorio, Franck Gaudichaud

“…Whilst questioning the real import of the "pact-driven transition" towards democracy, as well as the content of the neo-liberal project implemented by the first post-dictatorship government in matters relating to work and employment, this study seeks to explain how the political orientations of the CUT ("United Workers’ Federation") under Patricio Alwin’s presidency may have played a crucial role in the failure of the trade union strategy of the "Concertation" parties and further of the workers’ mobilisations in the following years.…”
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Communication by Tandem Running in the Ant Genus Cardiocondyla by Edward O. Wilson

“…During field work in Puerto Rico in June,196o, the author had the opportunity to study a hitherto little known form of communication among worker ants. This behavior, which for convenience might be called tandem running, involves the movement outward from the nest of closely coupled tandem pairs, and it apparently functions as a substitute or trail-laying to recruit fellow workers to food sources. …”
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Isolated and simultaneous perceived barriers to physical activity counseling by João Miguel de Souza Neto, Paulo Henrique Guerra, Emily Alves Rufino, Filipe Ferreira da Costa

“… The aim of this study was to determine the prevalence of perceived barriers and their isolated and simultaneous association with the practice of counseling for physical activity by primary health care workers. This is a cross-sectional study with 591 health workers, who work in the Family Health Teams. …”
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Hustle Culture: Loopholes in Violations of Employment Law by Ellen Lutya Putri Nugrahani, Jody Imam Rafsanjani, Zaihan Harmaen Anggayudha, Hilmi Ardani Nasution

“…It also explores the balance between hard work and the protection of workers’ rights, emphasizing the need for healthy and sustainable work environments. …”
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Real-Time Safety Risk Assessment Based on a Real-Time Location System for Hydropower Construction Sites by Hanchen Jiang, Peng Lin, Qixiang Fan, Maoshan Qiang

“…The concern for workers’ safety in construction industry is reflected in many studies focusing on static safety risk identification and assessment. …”
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A Reflection of the Position that Social Work Played in Tackling Coronavirus in South Africa by Simon Murote Kang’ethe

“…The article generates knowledge that social workers will use to intervene in the event of coronavirus coming back or in any future pandemic. …”
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As interfaces entre cooperativismo e economia solidária by Reni Luiz Stahl, José Odelso Schneider

“…This innovative form of business organization was part of the environment of struggles of workers, as in processes of formation of cooperative factories or recovery of bankrupt factories, but also in other forms of claims and associativism. …”
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Barriers and facilitators of participants and non-participants of physical activity at the workplace by Antonio José Grande, Valter Silva

“…The objective of the study was to describe self-reported barriers and facilitators for workers participating and not participating in an exercise program at the workplace. …”
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Early Effects of Long-Term Neurotoxic Lead Exposure in Copper Works Employees by Irina Böckelmann, Eberhard Pfister, Sabine Darius

“…The situation of exposure in a copper works facility in Germany enabled early lead-induced neurotoxic effects to be investigated in the workers. The aim of the investigation was to study the long-term effects of small doses of lead on psychometric/psychophysiological performance of workers. …”
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