Provision of social services by social welfare organizations is based upon the expertise and discretionary power of social workers centering around human services. In addition, social welfare work is an organizational profession. For social workers, organizations are not only essential tools which provide necessary resources and funds but also roles which support and develop their work skills and jobs.
Mutual trust shared between social workers is possible only when each party values his or her own responsibilities more than authority and duties, and strives to meet higher expectations for results rather than goals. Therefore, because improvements of smooth personal relationships based upon individual characteristics of social workers affect forming mutual trust, communal bond, and work satisfaction, increasing the efficiency of social welfare organizations, consolidation the communication system of social welfare services and empowerment shall enhance organizational performances.