Navigating Work-Life Conflict
2018-02
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Navigating Work-Life Conflict
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In this video Carrie Oelberger, assistant professor at the Humphrey School of Public Affairs, discusses work-life conflict and the challenge of navigating the boundaries between our personal and work lives. "The more meaningful someone finds their work, the harder it will be for them to erect those boundaries," she says. Rather than placing the burden solely on individuals, Oelberger argues that employers have a responsibility to encourage healthy work practices—especially if there's an existing organizational culture that encourages over-work. "If we're retaining workers that are deeply personally discontented then that has really negative outcomes both for the workers and for the organizations."
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Oelberger, Carrie. (2018). Navigating Work-Life Conflict. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/255789.
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