Can emotional loyalty training improve workforce retention rates in social care? A case study of four provider organizations in rural Cumbria
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Cornes, M., et al., Can emotional loyalty training improve workforce retention rates in social care? A case study of four provider organizations in rural Cumbria. Journal of Care Services Management, Vol. 5 (2011), 97-104 p.
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Efectos, Evaluación de servicios, Experiencias, Formación de personal, Personal, Recursos humanos, Retención, Servicios sociales, Reino Unido
Efectos, Evaluación de servicios, Experiencias, Formación de personal, Personal, Recursos humanos, Retención, Servicios sociales, Reino Unido
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