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The Truth About Work/Life Balance

Problems with the balance between the demands of profit-driven corporations and peoples' need to live a satisfying life won't be cured by policy statements and procedure manuals. That isn't where the causes lie. They're inside peoples' heads. Continue reading

June 4 2006 | By Guest | Tagged: achievement, civilization, civilized-work, happiness, leadership, lifebalance, lifebalanceseries, Management, organization, stress, work-life, work/life-balance | 3 comments»

Achieving Work-Life Balance #5: How Work-Life Balance Is Implemented in the Workplace

Around ten years ago the only goal of a business was make a profit. Almost all businesses still have that goal, but many have added another goal to their business plan. That goal is keeping their employees satisfied. This satisfaction is most often obtained by coming to the realization that all employees have a life outside of work that is just as important, if not more, than… Continue reading

April 14 2006 | By Guest | Tagged: balance, life, lifebalanceseries, work | 1 comment»

Achieving Work-Life Balance #4: Finding a Career with an Employer that Values the Work-Life Balance

Right now in this very moment, are you satisfied with your job? Work-life balance is a theory that is sweeping across the world, yet there are millions of businesses that have yet to adopt it. If you are unsatisfied with your current job due to the negative impact it is having on your life, you should consider seeking a job where work-life balance is used and appreciated. When… Continue reading

April 12 2006 | By Guest | Tagged: balance, life, lifebalanceseries, work | 2 comments»

Achieving Work-Life Balance #3: Not Just for Those with Families

Work-life balance was first brought into the workplace when employers realized that their employees needed a balance between their work and their life outside of it. Many employers adopted this concept with families in mind, but work-life balance is not just for individuals with a family. It is true that the employees who benefit the most from a work-life balance policy are those with families; however, others do… Continue reading

April 11 2006 | By Guest | Tagged: balance, family, life, lifebalanceseries, work | 7 comments»

Achieving Work-Life Balance #2: Long Work Hours and the Impact It May Have On Your Family

In many areas of the world eight hours is considered a traditional workday. Even though it is known as a standard workday, a large portion of the world population works more than eight hours. An employee often works more than eight hours a day because their employer requires it or because they need the money. Regardless of the reason for doing so, it has been proven that… Continue reading

April 5 2006 | By Guest | Tagged: balance, life, lifebalanceseries, work | 2 comments»

Achieving Work-Life Balance #1: How You, Your Family, and Your Employer Can Benefit from It

Everyday the world changes bit by bit. Each day new life is brought into the world, new technology is developed, and more jobs are created. These are just a few of the many changes that occur throughout the world on a daily basis. While it may be occurring at a slow pace there is another aspect that is changing the word. That aspect is a work-life… Continue reading

April 4 2006 | By Guest | Tagged: balance, life, lifebalanceseries, work | no comments»