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Original Article

The Role Of Social Work In Improving The Quality Of Employees Life

V.G. Konovalova
,
N.I. Laas
,
V.M. Svistunov
,
N.V. Starun

Keywords: Human capital, social work, quality of work-life, social responsibility of business.

Article no: 70

Pages 708-719

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.70

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Original Article

Supervisory Behaviour and Work-Life Balance Towards Turnover Intention of Manufacturing's Employees

Shahidah Ahmad Suhaimi
ORCiD ,
Kamilah Seman
ORCiD ,
Muhammad Hazwan Hamdan
,
Nurnabihah Rosli

Keywords: Supervisory behaviours, work-life, balance, manufacturing, turnover

Article no: 38

Pages 445-452

Doi: 10.15405/epfe.23081.38

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Original Article

The Effects Of Burnout, Supervisory Support And Work-Life Balance Among Mba Students

Nur Zeyana binti Taib
,
Juraifa binti Jais

Keywords: Burnout, supervisory support, work-life balance, job performance, Malaysia, private universities

Article no: 54

Pages 501-509

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.07.02.54

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Original Article

Factors Impede Mothers Achieving Top Management Positions: The Contemporary Business Organisations

Malvinder Kaur
,
Junaimah Jauhar
,
Zurina Mohaidin

Keywords: Organisational Practices, Work-Life Conflict, Motherhood Discrimination to Top Management Positions

Article no: 67

Pages 662-672

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.08.67

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Original Article

Conceptualizing Work-Life Balance Practices: The Case Of The Healthcare Industry In Malaysia

Oscar Dousin
,
Ngan Collins

Keywords: Work-life balance practices, employee well-being, gender, healthcare professions, Malaysia.

Article no: 83

Pages 915-922

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.83

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Original Article

Worklife Balance On Woman With Flexible And Non Flexible Working Arrangement

Nugraheni Bomba
,
Rosaly Franksiska

Keywords: Work-life Balance; Flexible Working Arrangement, Non Flexible Working Arrangement, Working Women.

Article no: 77

Pages 946-957

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.05.77

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