2022
DOI: 10.7146/tfa.v24i2.133020
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Disciplin og omsorg i det hybride jobcenter

Abstract: Artiklen undersøger, hvordan omsorg og disciplin på en række forskellige måder fletter sig ind i hinanden, når arbejdsløse borgere på kontanthjælp fortæller om deres oplevelser med jobcenteret. Empirisk hviler artiklens analyse på interview med 27 kontanthjælpsmodtagere. Vi identificerer i materialet en række forskelligartede oplevelser af, at disciplin og omsorg sameksisterer i jobcenterets virke. Vi begrebsliggør disse sammensatte erfaringer som ”hybrider”, og vi udpeger tre ofte forekommende hybrider: (a) E… Show more

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“…When frontline workers actively strive to strike a balance between their “bureaucratic” role and their “real” self, this might foster stark insecurity within clients (am I talking to a system representative or a real person) who might even feel disrespected (my caseworker is trying to deceive me). Furthermore, clients might come to think of the caseworker as a caring provider of rights and of the system as a sanctioning enforcer (Nielsen et al, 2022). Similarly, when caseworkers strive to balance between realism and resonance, they balance on a knife’s edge between empowerment and manipulative paternalism.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…When frontline workers actively strive to strike a balance between their “bureaucratic” role and their “real” self, this might foster stark insecurity within clients (am I talking to a system representative or a real person) who might even feel disrespected (my caseworker is trying to deceive me). Furthermore, clients might come to think of the caseworker as a caring provider of rights and of the system as a sanctioning enforcer (Nielsen et al, 2022). Similarly, when caseworkers strive to balance between realism and resonance, they balance on a knife’s edge between empowerment and manipulative paternalism.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Somewhat paradoxically, they have to position themselves as partly within and partly outside of the state. This strategy may help build a relationship with clients, but it may also have important implications for the clients' experience of encountering the state; they may feel that they are heard, not because they have a right to be heard, but because this specific caseworker bends the rules (Nielsen et al, 2022).…”
Section: Dividing the Selfmentioning
confidence: 99%