WORK LIFE BALANCE OF WOMEN TEACHERS IN MATRICULATION SCHOOLS – AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION
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https://doi.org/10.29121/granthaalayah.v4.i7(SE).2016.2621Keywords:
Work Life Balance, Women, Teachers, Matriculation School TeachersAbstract [English]
Human beings don’t have just one drive, but many drives and needs. And to have a sense of wellbeing, these needs need to be met adequately. Work is very important as it gives a lot of meaning in life, but life is bigger than work. When our lives are only about work, the ability to meet other needs goes very low which results in frustration. When human beings get older, they have a sense of some control and mastery over their environment, as they maintain some boundaries and a structure – that they have set apart time for various things in their lives. “But once a person allows the need for work to be met at the expense of other needs, the sense of wellbeing and confidence go away. This research is a study to know about the matriculation school teachers work life balance.
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