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The labour process perspective and front-line management in local authority social work : a case studyHarris, John January 1995 (has links)
No description available.
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Management in social care : a cause for concern or an adapting professional identity?Steele, R. H. January 2016 (has links)
Managers in social care are being relied upon to lead and implement substantial change within the sector. Yet the prevailing view is that the pressure being put on managers by managerialism and the increase in the business aspects of their role is in conflict with social care managers’ values, causing concern and challenging managers’ identity. Additionally, managers in social care are presented as being part of the same homogenous group as social work managers, a potential misrepresentation, which again has consequences for how managers identify with their role. This study aimed to explore and explain how social care managers are experiencing their manager identity and how they categorise themselves from a group perspective. This research was undertaken using a critical realist philosophical approach. The key theoretical framework used is social identity theory. The study findings have achieved the overall aim of the research, establishing that social care managers appear not to be experiencing any conflict in their identities, that managerialism is accepted by managers and seen to be necessary, and that managers’ values, formed in childhood, are a key aspect of how they undertake their managerial role. In addition, social care managers are not the same as social work managers, their social identity is a synthesis of the multiple groups they are members of with the dominant group being social care, because of this they cannot be viewed as being within the same homogenous group. Neither is the social care manager role distinctive from manager roles in other sectors, however how they undertake the role is. The significance of the study is the contribution to both the existing social care literature and the literature on social identity theory.
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'n Kultuursensitiewe benadering tot supervisie in maatskaplike werkStoltz, Wilma 28 February 2004 (has links)
The importance of supervision and the influence of this relationship on the process of supervision, is often underrated. In order for this process to be implementede success-fully knowledge of the different functions including the administrative- educational- and supportive functions is of the utmost importance. It is also becoming increasingly impor-tant that note should be taken of the impact that cultural differences has on supervisor-relationships, the supervisional process and the effectivity of rendering of service as so-cial service organisations increasingly consists of diverse staff members rendering service to a diverse clientelle.
This descriptive study has as goal to describe the impact of cultural differences on the practice focussing on the function of supervision and the establishment of diverse organisations and problems arising in this connection. Carefull attention will be paid as to how respondents experience cultural differences in the working environment, their problems and their opinions of how to solve these problems effectively.
Conclusions and recomendations were made, which focussed on problems arising as result of cultural differences. The compilation of tentative guidelines which could be usefull in establishing supervision services with greater cultural sensitivity were given. / Social Work / M.Diac (Maatskaplike Werk-Rigting)
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'n Beplannings- en beheermodel vir welsynsorganisasies / A planning and control model for welfare organisationsReynolds, Coenraad Christoffel 06 1900 (has links)
Text in Afrikaans / Die doel van die ondersoek was om 'n beplannings- en beheermodel
te ontwikkel en beskikbaar te stel vir benutting deur
welsynsorganisasies. Die ondersoek is onderneem binne die konteks
van die ontwikkelingsnavorsings- en benuttingsparadigma.
Die proses van die ontwikkelingsnavorsingsparadigma verloop
volgens 'n analise-, ontwerp-, ontwikkelings-, evaluerings-,
benuttings- en verspreidingsfase. Elke fase het ondersoeker in
staat gestel om op sistematiese wyse te werk te gaan om 'n
beplannings- en beheermodel te ontwerp en om gevolgtrekkings en
aanbevelings in die verband te maak. In die analisefase wat 'n
teoretiese beskrywing van beplanning en beheer as bestuursfunksies
behels het, was dit duidelik dat daar nie 'n beplannings- en
beheermodel bestaan wat op welsynsorganisasies van toepassing
gemaak kon word nie. Bestaande beplannings- en beheermodelle
is ontleed en sleutelkonsepte is ge1dentif iseer met betrekking tot
beplanning en beheer as bestuurfunksies. Aan die hand van die
sleutelkonsepte is 'n empiriese ondersoek na die stand van
beplanning en beheer by agt welsynsorganisasies gedoen. Agt
kantoorhoofde, 16 supervisors en 32 maatskaplike werkers was met
behulp van 'n onderhoudskedule by die navorsing betrek.
Hierdie empiriese ondersoek en die literatuurstudie bet die
ondersoeker in staat gestel om in die ontwerpfase 'n beplanningsen
Leheermodel te ontwerp wat op welsynsorganisasies van
toepassing gemaak kan word. 'n Beplannings- en beheermodel is
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ontwerp wat voorsiening maak vir die uitvoering van take op 'n
strategiese-, bestuurs- en operasionele beplannings- en
beheervlak. Die model maak voorsiening vir die betrokkenheid van
al die personeellede van 'n organisasie in die beplannings- en
beheerproses.
Die model is vir 'n periode van agt maande by een
welsynsorganisasie geYmplementeer en geevalueer. Daar is tot die
slotsom gekom dat die beplanning- en beheermodel wel deur
welsynsorganisasies benut kan word. Die waarde van die model le
daarin dat die gebruik daarvan 'n welsynsorganisasie in staat stel
om sy eie strategiese, bestuurs- en operasionele beplannings en
beheerplan te kan saamstel. Di t sal 'n welsynsorganisasie in
staat stel om proaktief op interne sowel as eksterne
omgewingsveranderings te reageer / Social Work / D. Phil. (Maatskaplike werk)
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'n Kultuursensitiewe benadering tot supervisie in maatskaplike werkStoltz, Wilma 28 February 2004 (has links)
The importance of supervision and the influence of this relationship on the process of supervision, is often underrated. In order for this process to be implementede success-fully knowledge of the different functions including the administrative- educational- and supportive functions is of the utmost importance. It is also becoming increasingly impor-tant that note should be taken of the impact that cultural differences has on supervisor-relationships, the supervisional process and the effectivity of rendering of service as so-cial service organisations increasingly consists of diverse staff members rendering service to a diverse clientelle.
This descriptive study has as goal to describe the impact of cultural differences on the practice focussing on the function of supervision and the establishment of diverse organisations and problems arising in this connection. Carefull attention will be paid as to how respondents experience cultural differences in the working environment, their problems and their opinions of how to solve these problems effectively.
Conclusions and recomendations were made, which focussed on problems arising as result of cultural differences. The compilation of tentative guidelines which could be usefull in establishing supervision services with greater cultural sensitivity were given. / Social Work / M.Diac (Maatskaplike Werk-Rigting)
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'n Beplannings- en beheermodel vir welsynsorganisasies / A planning and control model for welfare organisationsReynolds, Coenraad Christoffel 06 1900 (has links)
Text in Afrikaans / Die doel van die ondersoek was om 'n beplannings- en beheermodel
te ontwikkel en beskikbaar te stel vir benutting deur
welsynsorganisasies. Die ondersoek is onderneem binne die konteks
van die ontwikkelingsnavorsings- en benuttingsparadigma.
Die proses van die ontwikkelingsnavorsingsparadigma verloop
volgens 'n analise-, ontwerp-, ontwikkelings-, evaluerings-,
benuttings- en verspreidingsfase. Elke fase het ondersoeker in
staat gestel om op sistematiese wyse te werk te gaan om 'n
beplannings- en beheermodel te ontwerp en om gevolgtrekkings en
aanbevelings in die verband te maak. In die analisefase wat 'n
teoretiese beskrywing van beplanning en beheer as bestuursfunksies
behels het, was dit duidelik dat daar nie 'n beplannings- en
beheermodel bestaan wat op welsynsorganisasies van toepassing
gemaak kon word nie. Bestaande beplannings- en beheermodelle
is ontleed en sleutelkonsepte is ge1dentif iseer met betrekking tot
beplanning en beheer as bestuurfunksies. Aan die hand van die
sleutelkonsepte is 'n empiriese ondersoek na die stand van
beplanning en beheer by agt welsynsorganisasies gedoen. Agt
kantoorhoofde, 16 supervisors en 32 maatskaplike werkers was met
behulp van 'n onderhoudskedule by die navorsing betrek.
Hierdie empiriese ondersoek en die literatuurstudie bet die
ondersoeker in staat gestel om in die ontwerpfase 'n beplanningsen
Leheermodel te ontwerp wat op welsynsorganisasies van
toepassing gemaak kan word. 'n Beplannings- en beheermodel is
iii
ontwerp wat voorsiening maak vir die uitvoering van take op 'n
strategiese-, bestuurs- en operasionele beplannings- en
beheervlak. Die model maak voorsiening vir die betrokkenheid van
al die personeellede van 'n organisasie in die beplannings- en
beheerproses.
Die model is vir 'n periode van agt maande by een
welsynsorganisasie geYmplementeer en geevalueer. Daar is tot die
slotsom gekom dat die beplanning- en beheermodel wel deur
welsynsorganisasies benut kan word. Die waarde van die model le
daarin dat die gebruik daarvan 'n welsynsorganisasie in staat stel
om sy eie strategiese, bestuurs- en operasionele beplannings en
beheerplan te kan saamstel. Di t sal 'n welsynsorganisasie in
staat stel om proaktief op interne sowel as eksterne
omgewingsveranderings te reageer / Social Work / D. Phil. (Maatskaplike werk)
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