A Criticism of a Universalist Approach to International Social Work

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A criticism of a universalist approach to international social work, which could have come from Asia or the Pacific Islands, states that the ethical principles of universalism are inherently Eurocentric and reflect the dominance of the Global North.

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Definitions:

Differential Piece-rate Plan

A compensation system where workers are paid based on the quantity of items produced, with rates varying according to achieved efficiency thresholds.

Minimum Wage

The lowest legal hourly pay for workers, set by government regulation.

Scientific Management

An early management theory that emphasizes the use of scientific methods to determine the most efficient ways to work, enhance productivity, and reduce waste.

Frederick Taylor

An engineer who is considered the father of scientific management, emphasizing efficiency, systematic management, and task specialization.