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People go into employment for a range of reasons. One of those is usually to find a sense of meaning, as humans are meaning‐seeking animals.In the public sector there is even more likelihood of some kind of ‘calling’. This may not be a religious call, or even an overtly spiritual one, but there will usually be some sense in which the role and the individual reach out to one another.In a time of recession and strain on public finances and services, leaders need to work in a way that appeals to the spirit, the vocation in each person and the team.
International Journal of Leadership in Public Services – Emerald Publishing
Published: Sep 13, 2010
Keywords: Vocation; Spirituality; Workplace; Mental health; Burnout; Janki Foundation; Values; Health care
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