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    organizational climate contributes to understanding work-life balance among front-line employees and managers in the hospitality industry. It would, therefore, be worthwhile to explore the organizational climate in the kitchen, a previously unexplored realm, in order to ascertain whether it affects achievement of work life balance ( Karatepe O.M. 2013 p. 627). 2.3 Employee and Work-Life Balance Together with difficulties in illustrate what is work and what is life is the balancing act which…

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    Thumb on the Scales of Work-Life Balance Several decades ago, when I was half my age and my Dad was still alive, he made a statement—actually a prediction—about the work and the time we spend at work. While not academically educated, he was a perceptive and optimistic man and he believed he was seeing a positive change in progress. We were discussing my job, its good and bad points, when we got around to the work hours; in my case that meant the standard forty-hour, Monday through Friday…

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    Johnson, Meagan. "Stop Talking About Work/Life Balance! TEQ and the Millennial Generation." Workforce Solutions Review 6.2 (2015): 4-7. Business Source Complete. Web. 31 Mar. 2016. In the article “Stop Talking about Work/Life Balance” the author Meagan Johnson begins by introducing what exactly the millennial generation is by saying that they are people who are born between the years of 1980 and the year 2000. They are often called "the generation y". She talks about how the new generation is…

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    Family-friendly policy and work-life balance in organisations. 1. Introduction In the contemporary world companies are faced with constant changes. One of the change that is visible is the inclusion of women in labour market (Staveren, 2013; Albrecht, 2003). In 1950 the American labour force comprised of 30 percent of women. This figure has reached a half margin at 50% (CEA, 2014). South Africa also is undergoing the same transformation. The biggest change in this country was seen after the…

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    2.2 Work life balance. The term work-life imbalance refers to the incompetence to balance work and personal activities (Aziz, Adkins, Walker, & Wuensch, 2010; Singh, 2010; Smith, 2010). Work-life balance is an individual taking control over his or her personal and professional responsibilities by reflecting on both areas of his life fairly (Avgar et al., 2011; Kar & Misra, 2013.When an employee feels their forced to work long hours, which affects their social and family lives, it can cause them…

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    Stress In The Workplace

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    In the today’s competitive world, the work-life balance and stress management for employees are becomes highly important. If there is no job satisfaction and regularity in life, it can create many problems to employees. The work stress has become a common problem which is faced by employees of every organization. Both work-life balance and stress go hand in hand. The employees should balance the personal and professional lives and the policies at work place should support to achieve this goal.…

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    Work Stress Analysis

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    Work-Stress Management “Analysis and Application Paper-Analysis Section” Stress has been considered a part of everyday life, and it affects everyone at some point and time. Some people may cope with stress more effectively or recover from stressful events quicker than others. It 's important to know your limits when it comes to stress to avoid serious health effects. Stress is caused by many things, but mainly when people have change in their lives, from getting married to determining what…

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    Women have evolved since the late 1900s. Many work in work fields alongside men. Becoming mothers does not stop many of them from still working. A lower percent of mothers stay at home, although, it should not be for every woman. Women should not feel obligated to be a stay at home mother; they should be able to be independent, to be a role-model to their children, and to be capable to bring a larger income into the home. Most women who work show independence. They show that they do not…

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    ignoring distraction and stimuli that is not related. Stimuli that can be ignored include things such as: background noise, wandering mind, visual stimuli and so on. You will realize that when concentration is at our full potential, it is easier to get work done quickly and with fewer mistakes. You will realize that it is easy to concentrate on a great movie and so on. This is because it is full of stimuli that absorbs your mind. It does not require a lot of effort to concentrate because you…

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    My wife and I have two boys still living in the same house in San Diego, California. (VW) • I am living in Vista, California, which is in San Diego County. (10Y) • I am a senior business analyst for Scripps Hospitals in San Diego County. (10Y) • I work at all the locations in San Diego County. (10Y) • My secondary career anchor was, security, stability and organizational identity. (10Y) • “Flexibility” was on my 20 somewhat satisfying skills.…

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