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The article Who exits? A mixed methods analysis of determinants of turnover intention among Hungarian social workers by Ágnes Győri and Éva Perpék has been published in the European Journal of Social Work (Q1, IF: 1.6).
Ágnes Győri, Éva Perpék and Szilvia Ádám published an article in Frontiers in Public Health (Q1, IF: 3) titled Mental health risk in human services work across Europe: the predictive role of employment in various sectors.
Márta Kiss had a presentation on "The role of local poverty reduction programmes in
in mitigating the impact of the coronavirus epidemic in the most disadvantaged regions of Hungary" at the HUN-REN TK conference "The social impact of the coronavirus epidemic".
The presentation was also mentioned in the Qubit article about the conference. (HU)
Márta Kiss and Katalin Rácz published an article in the Social Enterprise Journal entitled "Beyond the formal economy. Social cooperatives for labour integration under the pressure of market competitiveness".
"We're not heroes, we're just doing our job” - Discourses of social workers about their profession in online communities. 13th European Conference for Social Work Research, Vilnius, Lithuania, 17-19 April, 2024. Co-authors: Ágnes Győri, Zsófia Bauer, Zsuzsanna Elek
Mobilitási szándék és munkahelyváltási tervek a szociális szakemberek körében (Turnover intention and job change plans among social professionals). Esély 34(3):3-26. DOI 10.48007/esely.2023.3.1
Ildikó Husz is invited to participate in the Advisory Committee of the Swiss-Hungarian Cooperation Programme. Our former colleague Ágnes Lux (HUN-REN ILS) is also participating in the work of the committee. Their task is to make proposals for the implementation of the programme component "Strengthening social systems - Minorities and socially disadvantaged groups".
Milyen egyenlőtlenségekkel szembesülnek a humán foglalkozásúak a munkakörülmények terén? (What inequalities do workers of human services occupations face in terms of working conditions? Changes in workplace stressors in Hungary between 2006 and 2020). Statisztikai Szemle, 101(12):1051–1083. DOI: 10.20311/stat2023.12.hu1051
Broadcast: Család ellen nincs orvosság (There is no medicine against family), 5 February, 2023. The broadcast can be viewed on the RTL+ website after registration
The members of our research group also contributed as authors to the volume containing the evaluation of the EFOP-1.5.1-17 Végtelen lehetőség (Infinite Opportunities) program.