Universalism of work in the context of the Polish and European civilizational challenges

Contents
Introduction

Part I. Theoretical and practical references to work in Europe

Tatyana Zelenova
Profession “Social Worker” in the structure of the labor market of the Yaroslavl region

Bozhidara Kriviradeva
Culture and leadership in social work organizations (Results of empirical research)

Majlinda Belegu
Labor contract in Kosovo and its harmonization with the EU labour law

Bashkim Rrahmani
Kosovo Challenges on the EU integration in the field of labor market

Ireneusz Kowalewski
Terminological considerations about health promotion and social climate of work of educational institution

Tatiana Yurieva
Work as a category of medieval culture and its orthodox connotations

Part II. Preparing students and volunteers to work

Joanna Wnęk-Gozdek, Anna M. Mróz
Teachers’ work in the context of the development of competencies for the future as an educational challenge of the twenty-first century

Magdalena Lubińska-Bogacka
Social-economic dilemmas of graduates of colleges and universities in the labor market in Poland

Ewa Krzyżak-Szymańska, Karolina Komsta-Tokarzewska
Innovative program of developing skills of social workers in Poland in the field of cyber problems

Jiří Prokop
Tertiary Education in the Czech Republic and Business Sector, European Trends

Bozhidar Tsvetkov
Specificity of the Training of Young Volunteers for Participation in Short-Term Multinational and Multicultural Projects

Part III. Problems at work with child and family

Barbara Adamczyk
Paid work of street children in Poland: compulsion or free choice? Research report

Celestyna Grzywniak
Social work with a family in the light of the formation of the emotional bond between the child and parents

Gulnara Shashkina
Technologies of speech therapists training to work with children with disabilities

Marek Banach, Magdalena Lubińska-Bogacka
Work with child with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder

Valentina Georgieva Peteva
Models of Social and Educational Work with Children with Deviant Behaviour and the Risk of Dropping out of School in the Field of Social Services

Marzena Błasiak-Tytuła
Emigrant mothers in the British culture. On the communication of Polish mothers and their children in a new linguistic reality

Adam Szwedzik
Human labour – an alternative for a young person lost in the world of addiction due to stress and depression