Changing views of work and family roles a symbiotic perspective
By: WERBEL, James
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Contributor(s): WALTER, Michael.
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ArticlePublisher: 2002Human Resource Management Review 12, 3, p. 293-298Abstract: This paper criticizes work and family research for viewing work and family largelyn as conflicting role responsibilities. This occurs in spite of evidence that work and family role responsibilities appear to be mutually beneficial for both work and family systems. Using biological analogies, this paper suggests that it may be useful to examine work and family relatioship from a symbiotic perspective. This includes both parasitism and mutualism. The paper concludes by suggesting ways in which this analogy could guide future researh efforts in work and family roles
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This paper criticizes work and family research for viewing work and family largelyn as conflicting role responsibilities. This occurs in spite of evidence that work and family role responsibilities appear to be mutually beneficial for both work and family systems. Using biological analogies, this paper suggests that it may be useful to examine work and family relatioship from a symbiotic perspective. This includes both parasitism and mutualism. The paper concludes by suggesting ways in which this analogy could guide future researh efforts in work and family roles
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