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    interests and competing rights to support, protect and empower people, statutory duties and other obligations that may be coercive and restrict people’s freedoms. Social work is an interrelated system of values, theory and practice. PRACTICE Social work practice addresses the barriers, inequities and injustices that exist in society. It responds to crises and emergencies as well as to everyday personal and social problems. They utilize a variety of skills, techniques, and activities

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    refuse treatments that might include sex-change operations, hormone-replacement therapy for transgender people, fertility treatments to same-sex couples, or counseling for patients who are in non-heterosexual relationships” (Green 2016). This is discriminatory against LBGT

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    I have chosen to train as a social worker as I wanted to achieve a profession in which I gained job satisfaction, and a career where I had a role in something which contributed to improving the lives of individuals in need. Social work ensures that society’s most vulnerable receives the relevant aid and support they need to feel safe, secure and content as, when this occurs, people make appropriate life choices which not only improves their own life, but the lives of those around The different theories

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    ability to rapidly acquire knowledge of Departmental administration policies, practices and procedures used in schools, including relevant student and financial software programs. I have for the past 2 years worked in the areas of Human Resources - Payroll and currently as an Enrolment Officer - Distance School of Education. I have gained a board working knowledge of the Departments Administration policies, practices and procedures used in schools. I effectively use OneSchool on a daily basis

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    through to society, culture, and human rights. The Voting Rights Act initially established in 1965 under Lyndon B. Johnson’s administration protected “racial minorities” from biased voting practices. It was a huge stride in the civil rights movement and a victory over harmful, archaic, and biased voting practices and traditions. In 1973 Congress amended the Voting Rights Act and extended protections to members of “languages minorities.” The new language minorities’ classification meant that the

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    Anti-Bias Education Anti-bias education is important for young children because children begin to recognize differences early on in life. (Derman-Sparks) My current understanding of anti-bias education for young children is to teach the children how to accept diversity and respect the differences between each other. I believe an anti-bias education provides the children with the opportunity to gain a sense of self along with feeling reassurance with other differences. As a future educator of young

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    been in decades, yet many on the left remain in denial of this reality and even help perpetuate it” (Meyer, 2016). This op-ed column went viral in Jewish communities. He wrote that for people who are Jewish today, “The greatest barrier to confronting anti-Semitism in 2016 seems to be proving that it exists” (Meyer, 2016). This is extremely significant to all social workers with Jewish clients, and I wish to advance knowledge in antisemitism and Jewish

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    employees. Proficiency in HR management concepts and techniques are important to all supervisors and managers because they make sure that you don’t hire the wrong person for the job. They make sure that you won’t experience high turnover or have any discriminatory actions. The role of line managers in HRM are the administration of activities that supply directly to the output of products or services. 2. The difference between line authority and staff authority is that line authority direct work of assistants

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    Introduction This essay will attempt to highlight the importance of inclusive practice in the early years setting. As stated by (Hyder, T. and Jennings, J, 2009) ‘the best inclusive practice aims to build on existing good practice to create educational environments within which all children can develop and learn.’ Through evaluation of the various acts and legislation that are currently in effect to safe guard children’s well being. This essay will assess the impact upon children, if these legal

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    (CSRA) contains a number of prohibitions, known as prohibited personnel practices, which are designed to promote overall fairness in federal personnel actions. 5 U.S.C. 2302 (2009) • Federal Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Laws-The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) enforces all of these laws. EEOC also provides oversight and coordination of all federal equal employment opportunity regulations, practices, and policies (2009). Alternative Solutions • “Implement and integrate

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