working life
The Measurement of Quality of Working life
... escape and if they have made a suitable adjustment, then they could well see their work (whatever it is) as satisfactory. When this kind of adjustment satisfaction is measured, it may or may not be measuring a stable ...
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Working Life Learning: Learning-in-Practise
... if working life demands learning as a condition of survival; if learning is an essential human condition, why is it that we have such difficulty engaging with the phenomenon? The intimate relationship ...
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Quality of Working Life of Nurses and its Related Factors
... The present study aimed to evaluate QWL and its re- lated factors of nurses working in KAUMS hospitals. The results of the present study showed that the majority of nurses had a moderate level QWL. Studies have ...
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Extending working life in Belgium. CEPS Working Document No. 386, 22 November 2013
... a working life might reduce the incentive to invest in health-preserving behaviour and, especially if the food consumption during retirement is not reduced following lower consumption needs, result in ...
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Social Workers: From Education to Working Life
... professional life, social workers have private life, as ...professional life is negative effect of the profession over the private ...their working life will necessarily reflect on ...
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Gradual retirement and lengthening of working life
... There are some differences between the private and public sectors since previously negotiated lower retirement ages have been protected in the pension reform (during a transition period).To account for these differences, ...
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The conceptualisation of quality of working life
... monotonous jobs (Walker & Guest, 1962; Shephard, 1969). In addition, managers are increasingly starting to appreciate that those kinds of jobs often retard and stultify personal growth, and in this way often lead to ...
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Extending working life in Finland. CEPS Working Document No. 387, 22 November 2013
... physical working conditions and psychosocial working conditions by calculating hazard ratios indicating the risk of disability ...all working conditions only physical work load and low job control ...
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The Quality of Working Life: a survey among english teachers
... b coordenadores: – qualificar-se em áreas relacionadas à gestão de empresas dentro do perfil do gestor pois isso pode amenizar os resultados evidenciados nessa pesquisa sobre o desprepar[r] ...
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Working Time During the Economic Crisis and the Impact on Romanian Working Life
... which working hours fall at the level of national economy: one of them has a short term impact on the labour market deriving from the government measures and policies against the ...
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The quality of working life among employees
... work life often refers to a type of organizational change plan (Osabiya, ...work life has been introduced in all its aspects in terms of the efficiency and productivity of organizations to achieve desired ...
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Perceptions of working life in call centres
... comparing working conditions between call centres in selected countries, derived from qualitative research conducted in call centres located in USA, Australia and Japan, with a more extensive survey of ‘customer ...
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'Contention' in multiple myeloma: the impact on life and supportive care needs
... The objectives of the study are to explore the meaning of "Living with Multiple Myeloma" in terms of the impact on an individual's personal or family life, professional or working life, [r] ...
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EMPLOYEE SATISFACTION: A CASE STUDY OF LEADING MULTINATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION COMPANY IN BANGLADESH
... (National Working Conditions Survey – Bulgaria) (2005), MQWL (Measuring the Quality of Working Life - Czech Republic) (2004), POLS (Permanent Quality of Life Survey – Netherlands) (2003) and ...
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Risk factor and symptoms of burnout in physiotherapists in the canton of Bern
... Physiotherapists working in acute care hospital or re- habilitation hospital in canton Bern who had suffered a burnout symptom during their working life were eligible for this ...
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Constructing women leaders
... 4.4 Improve the working environment The culture of organisations has a significant impact on employees. An inhospitable culture within the construction organisation is one of the most significant barriers to ...
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Relationship between school leavers' career development and psychological adjustment : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Occupational Psychology at Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand
... The term 'transition' to indicate "the progression from adolescent, dependant, school life, to adult, independent, working life" Khan, 1986, pl includes a range of educational experience[r] ...
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Life Satisfaction and Level of Stress among Working and Non- Working Indian Women: A Comparative Study
... With a boom in the number of working women; an increase has been witnessed in their levels of stress; which has had deleterious effects on their life satisfaction. Several researches have indicated that ...
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The second work-life balance study : results from the employees’ survey
... In the previous section, it was found that demand for flexitime was high among employees who had not already worked this way in the last year (49 per cent). However, slightly fewer (45 per cent) considered that their job ...
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Effects of Shift Work on Health and Satisfaction of Workers in the Mining Industry
... The negative consequences of shift work on workers’ health and safety increasingly ignored. The major effects include health effects and effects on quantity of sleep, alertness, life satisfaction, and job ...
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