Bram Peper, Claartje L. ter Hoeven, Josje Dikkers: Work-life integration among consultants:

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Bram Peper, Claartje L. ter Hoeven, Josje Dikkers

Work-life integration among consultants:

Work-related and personal factors associated with sickness absence

24 pp.
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(April 2013)

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Introduction:

The aim of this chapter is to understand the importance and reality of work-life integration among Dutch consultants, and the associations of work-life integration with personal and situational factors by addressing two research questions:

1) Is work-life integration an issue for Dutch consultants, and – if so – which bottlenecks do they perceive and why do(n’t) they use work-life policies?

2) Are personal and situational factors related to consultants’ absenteeism via their work-life integration?

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