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AFSCME's Social Worker Overload : Digital media stories, union advocacy and neoliberalism
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  • 2012Self-monitoring, self-blaming, self-sacrificing workers: Gendered managerialism in the non-profit sector46 cited
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  • 2014Changing care? Men and managerialism in the nonprofit sector33 cited
  • 2013'A profession of faith' or a profession: Social work, knowledge and professional capital19 cited

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