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Putting personalisation into practice : work-focused interviews in Jobcentre Plus
... have focused on the substantive dimension, leaving largely untouched the question of how to create an environment in which a personal approach to the WFI is ...to work around the system as it was organised ...
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A Study of Language and Communication Between Advisers and Claimants in Work Focused Interviews
... the cases and examples shown here may not be typical or representative of the approach of all IBPAs. However, the principal aim of this study has been to identify what works best – to identify effective practice in WFIs ...
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A Study of Language and Communication Between Advisers and Claimants in Work Focused Interviews
... The principal aims of the study were to: • contribute to the evidence base regarding what actually takes place in WFIs; • identify those techniques and styles used by advisers during WFIs that seemed to be most effective ...
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An Exploratory Comparison of the Interactions Between Advisers and Younger and Older Clients during Work Focused Interviews
... Advisers in the recordings used a variety of approaches in responding to clients’ comments about age being a barrier to securing employment. These included concurring that age discrimination was a ‘real issue’ and ...
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An Exploratory Comparison of the Interactions Between Advisers and Younger and Older Clients during Work Focused Interviews
... Policy implications The more wide-reaching question of what makes for effective strategies when interacting with older clients is not one which can be answered in any comprehensive or unequivocal way from the present ...
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An exploratory comparison of the interactions between advisers and younger and older clients during Work Focused Interviews
... Advisers in the recordings used a variety of approaches in responding to clients’ comments about age being a barrier to securing employment. These included concurring that age discrimination was a ‘real issue’ and ...
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An exploratory comparison of the interactions between advisers and younger and older clients during Work Focused Interviews
... Policy implications The more wide-reaching question of what makes for effective strategies when interacting with older clients is not one which can be answered in any comprehensive or unequivocal way from the present ...
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Lone Parents Work Focused Interviews/New Deal for Lone Parents: combined evaluation and further net impacts
... The merge is based on temporal interrelation of the IS claim which was identified as an eligible spell in the WASD data and LPWFI/NDLP spells (from NDED data) that could be related to this spell – see Figure A.1. For the ...
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The effect of provider- and workflow-focused strategies for guideline implementation on provider acceptance
... understanding provider acceptance of ...of provider-focused strategies reported more acceptance of the ...workflow- focused strategies. In other words, provider-focused strat- ...
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How To Work With A Managed Service Provider
... About the Author Bruce Rowland is a consultant with Alcatel-Lucent developing new services offers integrating management and transformation of enterprise voice and data networks. Bruce came from PCTEL where he was the ...
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Community Work Placements Provider Guidance
... 4.24 Please Note: You may not start to claim for a subsequent provision week until the claimant is fit to continue and returns to participating in a work placement. Benefit conditionality while ...
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Connection. Making the. The Value of an Education-Focused Managed Network Service Provider
... Time to Concentrate on the More Important Things ENA’s approach capitalizes on the combined strengths of our expertise, resources and partners to offer speed, reliability, scalability, best-of-breed technologies and ...
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The benefits of job search seminars and mock interviews in a work experience course
... Other individual reasons provided were “laziness”; “didn’t see relevance”; “unaware of content”; “focused on study”; “injury”; “paying house off”; and “no‐one to go with”. It would appear that different marketing ...
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Work-focused services in children's centres pilot: interim report
... alongside work-focused services – when local provision was not available – to cover additional expenses for attending courses and interviews, to source training or fund volunteering projects and to ...
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WORK PAVING THE WAY TO. A Guide to Career-Focused Mentoring for Youth with Disabilities
... Obtaining written feedback is an effective way of determining satisfaction at various stages of the program. For example, a survey could be administered at the completion of each program activity and at regular intervals ...
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A Client-Focused Practice: Developing and Testing Emotional Competency in Clinical Legal Interviews
... The Barton standardised questionnaire was based on existing research about legal interviewing and was designed simply to ‘reinterpret the ‘do’s and don’ts’ of good interviewing’. 23 We used the essence of questions from ...
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Case Management Interviews and the Return to Work of Disabled Employees
... to work rate to the pre-sick leave employer because it adjusts for asymmetric in- formation between the employer and the ...long work absence underestimate the absence duration when they inform the employer ...
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Case Management Interviews and the Return to Work of Disabled Employees
... of work resumption with the pre-sick leave employer, with the possible exception of the CMI leading to participation in vocational ...of work incapacity and 10 months after the termination of their sickness ...
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Interviews for the assessment of long-term incapacity for work: a study
... for work may need a different protocol from short term incapacity or for allowances for other ...which interviews in assessment of incapacity for work would best be structured is not ...
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Variation in Rotavirus Vaccine Coverage by Provider Location and Subsequent Disease Burden
... differentially sought care at TCH or were not representative of the larger patient population, then our results may be biased. Fourth, because we did not evaluate parental vaccine beliefs and attitudes, it was not ...
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