Social workers' recommendations on the non-custodial father's visitation rights with his preschool children

Article Abstract:

This article examines Israeli social workers and their biases toward non-custodial fathers regarding visitation rights. The author, maintaining that the less educated and more financially strapped the father is the more limitations he has when visiting his children, argues that social workers hold a socio-economic bias and suggests a more professional approach.

Social aspects, Influence, Visitation rights (Domestic relations), Social services, Social service, Social economics, Socioeconomics

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The role of social workers in disaster: The Jerusalem experience

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Jerusalem municipality social workers are assigned to the disaster site during city emergencies and with them hospitals, police services, the forensic institute and notification units form the Jerusalem Emergency Team (JET). It is suggested that social workers should be trained to deal with relief work and its traumatic outcomes.

Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Disaster Aid, Disaster Relief & Insurance, Management, Company business management, Disaster relief

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Ethical dilemmas of Israeli social workers

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Issues concerning the ethical decision making processes of Israeli social workers are examined. Issues include confidentiality, competency and the duty to warn.

Decision making, Decision-making (Ethics)

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