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Childcare Counsel: Workplace Nursery Schemes

Nursery World, 2023
Andrew Manners at Morgan LaRoche advises nurseries to be mindful of updated HMRC guidance
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Workplace counseling: The missing link

New Directions for Adult and Continuing Education, 1981
AbstractWorkplace counselors increase access to myriad opportunities that are essential if workers are to cope with the increasing complexities of work and personal life.
Herbert A. Levine, Deborah Hanwell Piggins   +1 more
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Career Counselling in the Workplace

Employee Counselling Today, 1989
Considers the role of the career counsellor in the light of increasing employee expectations and job mobility. Examines career counselling and employee appraisal, techniques of career counselling, good practice guidelines, referral, and relevant agencies.
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Counselling approaches and the workplace

Library Management, 1997
Describes and evaluates three major counselling traditions in terms of their relevance and application in the workplace and in human relationships. Suggests that many effective counsellors adopt an eclectic approach and that there are often factors working against the use of appropriate counselling strategies in the modern world.
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Work Incentive Counseling as a workplace support

Journal of Vocational Rehabilitation, 2011
Many Social Security disability beneficiaries are employed and many more would like to enter or reenter the workforce. Among the self-reported obstacles to employment identified by beneficiaries are: (1) fear of losing benefits; (2) fear of losing health care coverage; and (3) unpredictable administration of available Social Security work incentives ...
Kregel, John, O'Mara, Susan
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COUNSELLING MODELS IN THE WORKPLACE

Employee Counselling Today, 1990
A new refinement of employee counselling is examined — Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP), which concentrates on the explicitness of communication rather than any other aspect. By this means the counsellor is more likely to share the real situation of the counselled and achieve a solution than by other accepted methods.
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Counselling in the workplace

2002
In recent years, a new dimension has been added to counselling: that of workplace counselling. There has been a rapid expansion of employee counselling services, which are aimed at helping employees (and sometimes their families) deal more effectively with personal, family and work-related problems.
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