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Work-family conflict has become a big matter of concern to individuals as well as organizations because of its negative consequences leading to reducing family satisfaction, job satisfaction and hence life satisfaction. Since work and family issues are strongly related to cultural beliefs, values and norms, the increasing participation of women in the workplace has created increasing pressure for diversity management and work-life balance strategies. Also the number of employees responsible for taking care of family members will continue to increase. Recently, there has been big concern about…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Work-family conflict has become a big matter of concern to individuals as well as organizations because of its negative consequences leading to reducing family satisfaction, job satisfaction and hence life satisfaction. Since work and family issues are strongly related to cultural beliefs, values and norms, the increasing participation of women in the workplace has created increasing pressure for diversity management and work-life balance strategies. Also the number of employees responsible for taking care of family members will continue to increase. Recently, there has been big concern about the role of religious coping aspects in health care. The importance of religious coping in helping people with this challenging disease should be given proper awareness and attention especially in the Malaysian context; because there is limited research on this variable to date. This book will provide Muslim women with some strategies to help them to manage the conflicting demands and familyroles; furthermore, it will assist them in reducing anxiety, depression, and work-family conflict, and will also assist in making restitution for hope.
Autorenporträt
Meguellati Achour is a research fellow at the Department of Research and Development, Academy of Islamic Studies. Meguellati Achour obtained his Masters in Sciences of Management from Universiti Utara Malaysia and his PhD Degree in Human Resources Management from the Institute of Graduate Studies, University of Malaya, Malaysia.