2018
DOI: 10.32725/cetv.2018.046
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Pojetí kontroly ve vybraných etických kodexech sociální práce

Abstract: Sociální práce je označována jako ambivalentní profese, jejíž součástí jsou pomoc i kontrola.To vede k řadě dilemat, v jejichž řešení by mohl jako opora sloužit Etický kodex sociálních pracovníků České republiky. Vzhledem k tomu, že jeho stávající podoba se tématu kontroly příliš nevěnuje a v českém jazyce není k dispozici moc vodítek pro jeho zpracování, je cílem tohoto textu zjistit, jak kontrolní práci s klienty zpracovávají vybrané etické kodexy. K dosažení cíle jsme zvolily kvalitativní analýzu osmi vybra… Show more

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“…The assumption that male and female social workers have different skills and qualities leads in an organization to a conflict between the masculinity and femininity dimensions. These dimensions are understood by Hofstede (2011) similar to Janebová (2008), who states:. .…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The assumption that male and female social workers have different skills and qualities leads in an organization to a conflict between the masculinity and femininity dimensions. These dimensions are understood by Hofstede (2011) similar to Janebová (2008), who states:. .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An integral part of social work is the performance of power and authority (Janebová, 2008). These attributes are traditionally associated with masculinity.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In the discourse of the protest, a key distinction was made between 'decent/normal citizens', 'decent Czechs,' and 'old residents' and 'gypsies', 'inadaptables', 'idlers', 'brown Czechs', and 'immigrants', who are responsible for perceived decay (Hejnal, 2012;Kluknavská & Zagibová, 2013). Though protestors were often unemployed themselves, the idea of Roma as undeserving recipients of welfare benefits resonated strongly with them (Janebová & Valová, 2016). The polarising anti-Roma rhetoric, which was initially used by far-right actors during the protests, was taken up by local politicians, local non-Roma residents, and the media-and sometimes even by the Roma themselves (Křížková, 2013;Trlifajová et al, 2015).…”
Section: Local Context-anti-roma Protests and Demand For Control Over...mentioning
confidence: 99%