... Professional development Job security Continuing professional development Family life The work‐family interface, defined as the interconnected relationship between work and family domains (Voydanoff, 2005), is a well‐established research topic nowadays (Yanchus et al., 2010). The increase...

... et al., 1989). © MCB UP Limited 1995 Counselling Employment Family life Since the 1970s, the assumption that work and family roles are interdependent has received widespread acceptance (Barling, 1990). From a historical perspective, it is worth noting that this was not always...

... that when women find themselves occupying statuses incongruent with their self‐concept, they consume alcohol in larger quantities and in less socially desirable ways. Employee assistance programmes Family life Health Work © MCB UP Limited 1995 With national health insurance likely...

... and conflict management, and explores how human resource professionals and managers can foster career management for abused adults. © MCB UP Limited 1994 Career development Conflict resolution Counselling Family life Individual behaviour Interpersonal communications Role conflict Work...

... one‐hour sessions of counselling. © MCB UP Limited 1994 Counselling Family life Human relations Quality of working life For most of us, the single most important factor in determining the degree of our happiness in life is the success or failure of our close personal relationships...

...The Foundation for the Study of Infant Deaths Examines the role of the Foundation for the Study of Infant Deaths and details the sources of support and advice available to bereaved parents: professional help; befrienders; the Foundation; and information leaflets. Children Counselling Family...