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Changing Lanes: A New Chapter for Diana Morris

Shelter, Inc

Diana Morris has served as Shelter’s Human Resource Specialist for seven years. In her human resource role, she has contributed many ways to make Shelter a safe, inclusive, and exceptional workplace.

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Ep 9: How a Population Health Scientist Helps Those with Mental Illness at Work (Including Herself)

Nnatasha Tracy

Whether you are in human resources, a c-suite executive, or simply want to ensure that people with mental illness get what they need at work, you don't want to miss this episode. Live Video Podcast Stream.

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Episode 26 – ‘Default Depression: How we now interpret human distress as mental illness’ with Anthony Smith.

Social Work Discoveries

For more than two decades Anthony has worked across Australia with networks such as primary health, the life insurance industry, men’s sheds and human resources, and at the community level in suicide prevention and research.

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Understanding Work Stress Leave in Australia

Psychological Health Care

For specific information about your work situation, consult your company documents and leave requirements, human resources, a union representative or an employment law professional. When you return to work, consider talking to your human resources department or a work health and safety representative about your concerns.

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?SNAP Benefits Reduce Future Criminal Convictions, According to New Empirical Research

Children and the Law Blog

A new paper, forthcoming in the Journal of Human Resources, links the availability of […]. Empirical research on welfare benefits can help us understand just what is at stake for the children affected by welfare policies.

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Empowering Social Workers: Tips for Negotiating Better Salaries and Increasing Income

Social Work Blog

An expert in recruitment and human capital management, Ryan Namata is a Chief Human Resources Officer in Washington, D.C. Remember, advocating for fair compensation not only benefits individual social workers but also strengthens the profession as a whole.

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Social workers’ quality of working life continues to decline post-lockdowns, study finds

Community Care

With increased workloads and changing working patterns, managers and human resource professionals have been dealing with the brunt of staff frustrations and backlash, this alongside a lack of recognition and understanding needs addressing as we progress through this next stage of the pandemic.”.