| There is the general perception that France offers a better work-life balance. |
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| Having a good work-life balance is one of the keys to having a happy and fulfilling working life. |
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| He's struck what seems a healthy work-life balance, rising before dawn to beat the traffic and get to the gym. |
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| According to a recent survey, New Zealanders have a work-life balance higher than the global average. |
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| Employees are responding by seeking out employers that offer a better work-life balance, and research shows they work harder for those that do. |
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| People seem to continually strive for a work-life balance that never is quite balanced enough. |
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| I just think that people have gotten more sensitive to needing a work-life balance. |
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| My supervisor talks about work-life balance but doesn't act on it. |
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| For Australian mothers, the conundrum of achieving work-life balance extends beyond surviving the day-to-day difficulties. |
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| It is often at the point of taking on extra management responsibility that any semblance of work-life balance is lost. |
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| Governors and headteachers will soon have a contractual duty of care to the work-life balance of teachers. |
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| To facilitate the employment of women, the work-life balance should be improved through affordable care and a flexible organisation of work. |
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| The Pact was introduced in 2005, focussing on the employment, education and integration of young people and on the work-life balance. |
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| Commodus affords you access to a range of services facilitating work-life balance. |
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| There is growing demand for working patterns which support a better work-life balance. |
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| Regarding work-life balance and workload, manage people's expectations, give employees strategies to deal with overload, or examine capacity. |
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| With the increasing demands on work and family time, it can be challenging for parents to achieve work-life balance. |
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| These are just some of the ways in which a better work-life balance can be achieved. |
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| The Breaults' strength in numbers and talent is an advantage when it comes to finding work-life balance. |
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| But the work-life balance issue is also a question of personal priorities, goals and attitudes to life. |
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| Poor work-life balance in particular, still drives workers out of the labour market and contributes to lower fertility rates. |
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| Report presents new findings from two national surveys, one of employers and the other of workers, on work-life balance and job stress. |
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| True progress is about achieving work-life balance, protecting the environment in which we live, and ensuring that local communities remain vibrant. |
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| This is where the current public policies around work-life balance seem to miss the mark. |
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| It was the Prime Minister four years ago who said the work-life balance issue was a barbecue stopper for Australians. |
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| The government policy is to extend flexible working rights to midlife carers of older people, which will help them with the work-life balance. |
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| The establishment of this comprehensive service offer is the result of a survey of numerous employers and employees regarding their needs in terms of work-life balance. |
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| What mothers and fathers deserve is better work-life balance. |
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| There is widespread fear in the virtual question room that the work-life balance could go awry and end in burn-out. |
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| Family has always been important to Ernest so finding a career that was challenging and provided a work-life balance was the icing on the cake. |
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| She then developed a marked interest in employee services while examining the issue from two angles, i.e. work-life balance and job creation. |
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| It is interesting that when the issue of work-life balance is discussed, the solution always seems to involve job-share, or some other type of part-time working. |
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| The Organization did not sufficiently guarantee a work-life balance in the various duty stations, in particular with regard to employment for spouses and education for children. |
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| Early career employees view work-life balance as a top priority. |
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| However, an issue such as achieving a better work-life balance is too important to entrust entirely to a formal, statute-based system. |
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| In addition, the platform looks at the development of demographic changes and the resulting consequences with regard to the work-life balance in the various countries. |
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| Adequate time for workers to rest and recuperate from work is a prominent item on the agenda of everyone concerned about the work-life balance. |
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| They've made us contactable around the clock, and that's ruined our work-life balance. |
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| Although many people point to the number of women who opt out of climbing the corporate ladder in pursuit of work-life balance, the report indicates the reality is far more complex. |
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| While the pace at work is busy, I don't work overtime so my work-life balance is much improved. |
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| After all, health is a fundamental necessity for a good work-life balance. |
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| For company employees too, a healthy mind in a healthy body makes the time spent at work pleasanter, and so does a good work-life balance. |
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| David explains how to keep a work-life balance with tips on managing time off to sit back and enjoy the business experience. |
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| But the series had a kind of true-to-life routineness, moments that consisted simply of two friends hanging out at the tidier one's apartment, sharing a bottle of wine and musing about the promise of work-life balance. |
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| A survey by Investec Private Banking has shown that many professionals in the UK are not happy with their work-life balance. |
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| Employers are becoming more and more aware of how integral getting the work-life balance right is to the company's bottom line. |
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| By introducing appropriate practices to help employees achieve a better work-life balance you will bring benefits to your business. |
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| In fact, work-life balance topped respondents' definitions of career success, ahead of money and recognition. |
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| Part two features positive observations with respect to work-life balance. |
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| Demographic renewal requires action to develop an overall societal climate receptive of the needs of families, a shift towards a children-friendly society and creating conditions allowing a better work-life balance. |
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| Stress management courses, access to physical fitness programs and more emphasis on work-life balance can help employees to better cope with stress and other contributors to mental illness. |
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| While much has been written about work-life balance, most studies do not explicitly define the concept. |
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| If they don't, they are vulnerable to the charge that their vaunted commitment to work-life balance and educational opportunity is hollow. Security is another issue on which Mr Brown believes the Tories can be wrong-footed. |
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| But a career is more than about a paycheck, especially for Generation Y. It's also about enjoying what you do, potential for personal growth and advancement, creativity, flexibility, choice, and work-life balance. |
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| In the absence of proper work-life balance, burnout and turnover begin to take a toll and word gets around that the firm is not a desirable place to work. |
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| Lucy is a work-life balance expert and writer, while Annabel is a social psychologist and radiotherapist. |
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| Employers may use these services as a work-life balance policy or as a reward system, they may also select the services they wish to make accessible to their employees. |
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| We understand that work-life balance, feeling fairly treated at work and faring well at home have a profound effect on how well our people serve our customers. |
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| Nothing contributes more to a poor work-life balance than a bad boss. |
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| Work-life balance is now the second most important driver of employee attraction and commitment. |
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