Work-Family Conflict, Life-Cycle Stage, Social Support, and Coping Strategies among Women Employees
This study examined the work-family conflict experienced by 239 married female production operators in dual-career families, the social support they received and the coping strategies used to manage the conflict. The women experienced more work interference with family than family interference with...
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description | This study examined the work-family conflict experienced by 239 married female production operators in dual-career families, the social support they received and the coping strategies used to manage the conflict. The women experienced more work interference with family than family interference with work. The intensity of work interference with family was significantly higher in the earlier life-cycle stage than in the later stage. About two thirds of the women indicated that they intended to leave their job upon having another child, mainly due to the rising cost of childcare services. They received the least social support from their supervisors compared to other sources, and tended to cope with conflict using reactive role behaviour and personal role redefinition strategies. |
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spelling | upm.eprints-124882015-12-09T01:41:46Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/12488/ Work-Family Conflict, Life-Cycle Stage, Social Support, and Coping Strategies among Women Employees Ahmad, Aminah This study examined the work-family conflict experienced by 239 married female production operators in dual-career families, the social support they received and the coping strategies used to manage the conflict. The women experienced more work interference with family than family interference with work. The intensity of work interference with family was significantly higher in the earlier life-cycle stage than in the later stage. About two thirds of the women indicated that they intended to leave their job upon having another child, mainly due to the rising cost of childcare services. They received the least social support from their supervisors compared to other sources, and tended to cope with conflict using reactive role behaviour and personal role redefinition strategies. 2007 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/12488/1/Work-family%20conflict.pdf Ahmad, Aminah (2007) Work-Family Conflict, Life-Cycle Stage, Social Support, and Coping Strategies among Women Employees. The Journal of Human Resource and Adult Learning, 3 (1). pp. 70-79. ISSN 1817-2105 http://www.hraljournal.com/Page/8%20Aminah%20Ahmad.pdf English |
spellingShingle | Ahmad, Aminah Work-Family Conflict, Life-Cycle Stage, Social Support, and Coping Strategies among Women Employees |
title | Work-Family Conflict, Life-Cycle Stage, Social Support,
and Coping Strategies among Women Employees |
title_full | Work-Family Conflict, Life-Cycle Stage, Social Support,
and Coping Strategies among Women Employees |
title_fullStr | Work-Family Conflict, Life-Cycle Stage, Social Support,
and Coping Strategies among Women Employees |
title_full_unstemmed | Work-Family Conflict, Life-Cycle Stage, Social Support,
and Coping Strategies among Women Employees |
title_short | Work-Family Conflict, Life-Cycle Stage, Social Support,
and Coping Strategies among Women Employees |
title_sort | work family conflict life cycle stage social support and coping strategies among women employees |
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