... between eldercare demands and strain will be stronger than the moderating effects of perceived supervisor and coworker support for eldercare. Dr Hannes Zacher can be contacted at: h.zacher@rug.nl © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Role conflict Family Work-family issues Family...

... investment for one's private life? Do highly engaged employees come home cheerful or too occupied with work to be able to enjoy family life? In the present longitudinal study among Japanese couples, we use the spillover-crossover model (Bakker et al., 2009 , 2008) to examine how two different types...

... conflict and work‐related consequences among the Chinese. Work‐family conflict Life satisfaction Emotional exhaustion Organizational commitment Turnover intentions Family life Employees turnover Job commitment Work and family represent two important spheres in an adult's social life...

... or angry manner towards my family member or spouse”, and “I made my family member's or spouse's life difficult.” Cronbach's alpha estimate for this measure was 0.83. Abusive supervision Work‐family spillover Boundary strength China Family life Conflict An emerging stream of research...

... relating to business travels and one of the few that focused on and found confirmation of crossover of positive experiences. Business travel Stress Employee behaviour Spouses Family life Focusing on the positive aspects of business trips, which are an ever‐increasing feature of globalization...

... to automatically mimic and synchronize facial expressions, vocalizations, postures, and movements with those of another person and, consequently, to converge emotionally (Hatfield et al., 1994 , p. 5). Job satisfaction Family life Stress Many studies have shown that job demands (e.g., a high...

... formulated the third and final hypothesis: H3. Work engagement is positively related to (colleague ratings of) in‐role and extra‐role performance. Family life Employee behaviour Job satisfaction The Netherlands The process that occurs when the psychological well‐being...

.... As a consequence, these employees can be expected to experience more WFC (e.g., Thompson and McNamara, 1997). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Workplace Stress Family life Employee behaviour Conflict The Netherlands Increasingly, employees are confronted with high pressures in both...

... that the situation is more important. Recent research by Beauregard (2006) suggests a more complex relationship. She found that the relative influence of personality versus the situation varied according to the type of work‐family conflict assessed. Jobs Job satisfaction Family life Individual behaviour...

... deeply held – but outdated – assumptions about working practices, families, culture and personal lives. © MCB UP Limited 2003 Working practices Family life Personal needs Balancing Work‐life balance has become a hot topic in the media, governments, workplaces, social research...

... to safeguard accuracy. The standard back‐translation method (Brislin, 1980) was followed to ensure the equivalence of the language versions. © MCB UP Limited 2000 Work Family life Canada China Managers Gender The influx of women into the managerial and professional ranks...

... in the workplace as they appear in conflict resolution, performance appraisals, relationships with authority figures and co‐workers, and suggests what employee assistance programmes can do to help adults who have been abused as children. © MCB UP Limited 1995 Employee assistance programmes Family life...