...Tarek A. El Badawy; Ravi Chinta; Mariam M. Magdy Purpose Literature on organizational commitment of employees has long established that quality of work life (QWL) is a significant determinant. However, the strength of the relationship between organizational commitment and QWL is more complicated...

... Quality of working life There are signs that managerial and professional women are continuing to make progress in preparing themselves for careers in various fields, gaining the necessary experiences that contribute to career success and progress, and moving into more responsible positions in public...

... Quality of working life Lifestyles The midlife period has been described as a developmental bridge between early and late adulthood. Early research focused on professional men and viewed midlife as a crisis or an anomaly in an otherwise smooth, incremental, and systematic pattern of career...

... these theories enhance our understanding of women′s careers. Career development Family life Motivation Psychology Quality of working life Role conflict Success Women A characteristic of individuals with high mastery motivation is that they are more active in seeking opportunities to test...

... better. © MCB UP Limited 1995 Family life Quality of working life Role conflict Time The multiple roles performed by individuals in society today can become overwhelming and result in work‐family conflict. Work‐family conflict can be defined as a form of inter‐role conflict in which...