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Marja Känsälä

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Organizational Initiatives for Promoting Employee Work-Life Reconciliation Over the Life Course. A Systematic Review of Intervention Studies

2016

This review aimed to explore the initiatives, interventions, and experiments implemented by employing organizations and designed to support the work-life reconciliation at workplaces, and the effects of these actions on employees’ well-being at work. A systematic literature review was conducted on the basis of a search in PsycInfo, ERIC, and the ISI Web of Science database of Social Sciences between January 2000 and May 2015. Those studies were included in which either organizational or individual-level initiatives, interventions, or experiments were implemented by employers at workplaces in order to promote the work-life reconciliation of their employees. Work-life reconciliation was consi…

Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Managementworking environment & wellbeingPsychological intervention050109 social psychologylcsh:Labor. Work. Working classPsycINFOwellbeing work-life reconciliation workplacestyöntekijät0502 economics and business0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesLife-span and Life-course StudiesinterventioWork/life balancelcsh:HD4801-8943business.industry05 social sciencesWork–life balancePublic Health Environmental and Occupational HealthFlexibility (personality)organizationPublic relationsSystematic reviewHealthContent analysisIndustrial relationsLife course approachJob satisfactionbusinessPsychology050203 business & managementNordic Journal of Working Life Studies
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Työpaikkatason toimenpiteet työn ja muun elämän yhteensovittamisen tukemiseksi työuran eri vaiheissa: systemaattinen katsaus interventiotutkimuksista

2016

interventiottyöurapariskunnattyöelämäyksinhuoltajuusperheet
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The division of domestic work among dual-career and other dual-earner couples in Finland

2015

This study compares the division of domestic work among dual-career and other dual-earner couples. We examine whether gender attitudes, relative resources and working time explain the differences between dual-career and other dual-earner couples. We define dual-career couples as those in which both spouses are professionals and/or managers. The division of housework is important for these couples because of the intense pressures of work. We hypothesise that domestic work is more equally shared among dual-career couples than among other dual-earner couples. The quantitative analyses are based on the Finnish data from the 2010 European Social Survey (N = 493). The qualitative data consist of …

mixed methodsSociology and Political ScienceDomestic workdomestic workQualitative propertyDevelopmentgender attitudesSuomigender050602 political science & public administrationtyöuraSociologyFinlandkotityö05 social sciencesGeneral Social Sciencesta5142Working time0506 political scienceEuropean Social SurveyDual (category theory)Work (electrical)050902 family studies8. Economic growth0509 other social sciencesperheetSocial psychologydual-earner/career couplesCommunity, Work & Family
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