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23 SES 03A, Reconstructing Education and Health as Neo-Liberal Human Service Work: Disturbing Borders of Work, Occupational Politics and Agency
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References
Seddon, T., Niemeyer, B., & Henrikkson, L. (Forthcoming). Disturbing work: approaching agency. Sennett, R. (1998). The corrosion of character New York: Norton. Billett, S. (2004). 'Co-participation at work: learning through work and throughout working lives', Studies in the Education of Adults, 36 (2), pp. 190-205. Fleming, G. and Taylor, B. (2007). 'Battle on the home care front: perceptions of home care workers of factors influencing staff retention in Northern Ireland', Health and Social Care in the Community, 15 (1), pp. 67-76. Mooney, G. and Law, A. (2007). 'New Labour, modernisation and welfare worker resistance'. In Mooney, G. and Law, A. (Eds.), New Labour/Hard Labour? Restructuring and Resistance inside the Welfare Industry, The Policy Press, Bristol. Thornley, C. (2000). 'A question of competence? Re-evaluating the roles of the nursing auxiliary and health care assistant in the NHS', Journal of Clinical Nursing, 9, pp. 451-458.
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