Counseling Older Clients

Alison Barnes

Nathalie Martin

A. Frank Johns

Family Law

American Law Institute American Bar Association (ALI-ABA)

William Winstanley - the Man Who Saved Christmas

Poppyland Publishing

Elder Law: Cases and Materials, Fifth Edition, continues the broad coverage of many elder law topics including Social Security, employer provided pensions, age discrimination in employment, provision of acute and chronic health care, paying for health care including Medicare and Medicaid, housing, mental capacity and guardianship, abuse, and the ethical issues that arise when dealing with older clients.Because many use the book as a ""jumping off point"" for more extensive reading or discussion, the authors have clarified and expanded the explanatory material so that the student can understand the framework of complex programs such as Medicare and Social Security. 
In recognition of the importance of the extraordinary cost of long–term care, the authors created a new chapter, ""Paying for Long–Term Care,"" that lays out how Medicaid operates, explains basic Medicaid ""planning,"" the advantages and drawbacks of long–term care insurance, and discusses the other means, such as residence in a continuing care retirement community, that some use to pay for long–term care.
In the chapter dealing with the ADEA, the new Fifth Edition features the latest cases that attempt to apply the statute to the complex world of employment. The reforms to Medicare in the last few years are fully covered, and the coverage of Medicaid has been rewritten to make it clearer. The authors have updated and added statistics that illuminate what life is like for older Americans and have expanded the ""Questions"" that will stimulate students to think carefully about the policies that underlie elder law.

Elder Law: Cases and Materials (2011 Loose-Leaf Version)

Lawrence A. Frolik

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Elder Law: Cases and Materials (2015)

This volume challenges understandings of organizational misbehavior by looking beyond traditional conceptions of the nexus between misbehavior and resistance in the workplace. Reconsidering misbehavior from a range of different perspectives and disciplinary traditions, including employment relations, entrepreneurship, management, marketing, organizational behavior and sociology, chapters examine behaviors not only of workers but also of managers, entrepreneurs and consumers. The book begins with an overview by one of the leading scholars of misbehavior, Stephen Ackroyd. The remainder of the book traverses dimensions of misbehavior and resistance across time and geographical space through a number of case studies that examine behaviors in a range of different places, industries and sectors. In this way it extends analysis beyond the traditional focus on workers to actors who have largely been excluded from attention in existing studies. Table of Contents Introduction Professor Lucy Taksa and Dr Alison Barnes Chapter 1: Even More Misbehaviour: What Has Happened in the Last Twenty Years? Emeritus Professor Steve Ackroyd (Lancaster University) Chapter 2: Still Staying Loose in a Tightening World ? Revisiting Gerald Mars Cheats at Work Dr Louise Thornthwaite (Macquarie University) and A/Prof Peter McGraw (Macquarie University) Chapter 3: Naming, condoning and shaming: Interpreting employee assessments of behaviour and misbehaviour in the workplace Professor Lucy Taksa (Macquarie University) Chapter 4: Mr Taylor Goes to Hollywood: Managerialism and Misbehaviour in Film and TV Professor George Lafferty (University of Western Sydney) Chapter 5: On the Cold War Front: Dissent, Misbehaviour, and Discursive Relations at Pan American Airways Guided Missiles Division Chris Hartt, Albert Mills, Jean Helms Mills (Department of Management, St. Mary s University, Canada) Chapter 6: Incorporating Institutionalism: Reconceptualising the Resistance and Misbehaviour Binaries Dr Diane van denBroek (Sydney University) and Dr Tony Dundon (National University of Ireland) Chapter 7: Customer Service Work and the Aesthetics of Resistance Dr Alison Barnes (Macquarie University) Chapter 8: Customers Behaving Badly! A/Prof Lawrence Ang and Professor Scott Koslow (Macquarie University) Chapter 9: Exploring Entrepreneurship as Misbehaviour Dr Erik Lundmark (Macquarie University) and Professor Alf Westelius (Linkoping University, Sweden) Chapter 10: Misbehaviour and Commitment Dr Gordon Brooks (Macquarie University)

Rethinking Misbehavior and Resistance in Organizations (Advances in Industrial and Labor Relations, 19)

Business & Money

Human Resources

Emerald Publishing Limited

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