The Pros And Cons Of A Social Worker

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The time for Americans to vote has come, but looking at it from a perspective of a social worker, options need to be weighed out. The election is judging the candidates to see who the people of America can think can keep their promises. From the standpoint of a social worker we see good issues such as, how they play to place money into the pockets of individuals of workers. Social workers need to look at the promises each candidate is promising. With Clinton one of her promises was about building a better economy. In the first debate she starts with, “we need to build an economy, and not just for the ones on the top.” This is a good promise from a social worker's perspective because it allows equality to develop among financial classes. To make new jobs with a high income, and make equal pay for women’s work. Through the whole first debate she talks about changes that social workers look for. These promises are issues social workers should look at as a good thing because it is helping individuals they way social workers are trying to with equal opportunity. …show more content…
From cutting the federal tax to fighting equal pay for women and man. This is what social work is all about. However, one of her first promises was that for families making under 125,000 dollars a year, she would have free tuition for in-state students in public colleges. This can be an issue for social workers because it is good an individual is going to be able to attend college for a chance to get a degree, but can leave professors without jobs. The tuition that is paid is something that helps cover the cost of the school, and the paychecks of professors. With the cut of the tuition, social workers have to see that it can affect the checks on the