Titlebook: Agents of the Welfare State; How Caseworkers Resp Christopher J. Jewell Book 2007 Christoper J. Jewell 2007

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Linking Welfare Caseworker Decision Making to State Institutions,of modern life. Such organizations must balance a variety of policy purposes and values, both substantive and procedural, in a managerially complex structure. At least in principle, program administration is supposed to strive to be efficient, accurate, timely, consistent, and fair in its decision m

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Welfare Caseworkers in Bremen, Germany: Entitlement Scholars in a Highly Regulated State,zed assistance to enable recipients to participate in larger societal life. Such an approach contrasts with U.S. welfare, in which aid is dispensed in standardized amounts, and where there is a tenuous relationship between the assistance provided and the situations of claimants.

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,Welfare Caseworkers in Malmö, Sweden: Social Workers and the Consultation Culture, also assisting them to “live an independent life.” Like its German counterpart, it consists of a two-tiered system of support. A relatively rule-bound standardized grant is intended to cover most typical living expenses a household will incur. A second, more discretionary, area of support is availa

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Welfare-to-Work Caseworkers in California, the United States: Institutionalizing the Search for Empomes they produce. Insurance against most disruptions to working life is acquired through private provision in the market. Government spending on vocational and training programs, as well as on support resources, like childcare, is comparatively low, with most of these services provided by private f

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Welfare-to-Work Caseworkers in Bremen, Germany: Resource Brokering into Vocational Training and thectures and social security systems that assume and have created the “standard worker family,” based on a male breadwinner and female partner who takes on most family responsibilities. In neither of the other two welfare state regimes is this form of familialism so deeply ingrained (Esping-Andersen 1

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,Welfare-to-Work Caseworkers in Malmö, Sweden:The Emergence of Individualized Employment Services int levels (Esping-Andersen 1991)—has been made fiscally possible by the nation’s ability to maintain high levels of work participation and an economy operating at close-to-full employment. This strategy has depended upon coordinated wage agreements, forcing less efficient firms out of business, and e

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Welfare Caseworkers in Bremen, Germany: Entitlement Scholars in a Highly Regulated State,zed assistance to enable recipients to participate in larger societal life. Such an approach contrasts with U.S. welfare, in which aid is dispensed in standardized amounts, and where there is a tenuous relationship between the assistance provided and the situations of claimants.