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The Relation between Work-Family Balance and Quality of Life.

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Greenhaus, Jeffrey H.; Collins, Karen M.; Shaw, Jason D. – Journal of Vocational Behavior, 2003

The relationship between work-family balance and quality of life was assessed for 353 accounting professionals. Those who spent more time on family than work experienced higher quality of life than balanced individuals, who experienced higher quality than those who spent more time on work. Findings were similar for level of involvement balance and…

Descriptors: Accounting, Family Work Relationship, Job Satisfaction, Life Satisfaction

Influences on the Quality of Work and Nonwork Life: Two Decades in Review.

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Loscocco, Karyn A.; Roschelle, Anne R. – Journal of Vocational Behavior, 1991

This 20-year review examines (1) determinants of job satisfaction and work commitment and (2) the trend toward connecting work and nonwork life, emphasizing life satisfaction, marital satisfaction, and emotional well-being. Issues related to the influx of women in the labor force are highlighted. (297 references) (SK)

Descriptors: Employed Women, Employment Opportunities, Influences, Job Satisfaction