2016
DOI: 10.14267/veztud.2016.01.01
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Hiányzó egyensúly a vállalati felelősségvállalás kommunikációjában. A munka és magánélet egyensúlyának meg (nem) jelenése a vállalati honlapokon

Abstract: A vállalati társadalmi felelősségvállalás egy fontos területe a munkavállalókkal kapcsolatos felelősség. Ennek egy szelete a dolgozók munka-magánélet egyensúlyának elérését segítő feltételek és kezdeményezések kialakítása. Jelen elemzés azt vizsgálja, hogy mennyire érhető tetten a vállalati honlap-kommunikációban a munka-magánélet egyensúly témája a különböző felelősségvállalási területek között, és milyen vállalati tényezők mentén mutathatók ki eltérések ebben a hazai közép- és nagyvállalatok körében.

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“…Recent research findings also show that work-life balance both as an issue and as the intention to provide related programs and initiatives for employers has emerged and become an integrated part of organizational culture in Hungary (Géring, 2016;Geszler, 2016;Hobson et al, 2011;Nagy et al, 2016;Oborni, 2018a;Primecz et al, 2016), although, as an analysis of the content of corporate websites by Géring (2016) shows, support for work-life balance was not the strongest identity-forming factor at Hungarian companies at in the beginning of the 2010s. Besides this, flexible working arrangements and family-friendly programs mainly occurred at those large-sized companies which have foreign owners (Géring, 2016).…”
Section: Family Issues Long Working Hours and Work-life Balancementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Recent research findings also show that work-life balance both as an issue and as the intention to provide related programs and initiatives for employers has emerged and become an integrated part of organizational culture in Hungary (Géring, 2016;Geszler, 2016;Hobson et al, 2011;Nagy et al, 2016;Oborni, 2018a;Primecz et al, 2016), although, as an analysis of the content of corporate websites by Géring (2016) shows, support for work-life balance was not the strongest identity-forming factor at Hungarian companies at in the beginning of the 2010s. Besides this, flexible working arrangements and family-friendly programs mainly occurred at those large-sized companies which have foreign owners (Géring, 2016).…”
Section: Family Issues Long Working Hours and Work-life Balancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, the organization communicated its commitment to this issue on its website, where 'family-friendliness' appeared to be one of the critical factors for ensuring a better work-life balance for employees. Communicating the organizational policy online on the social responsibility concerning work-life balance, indeed, is not equivalent to everyday practice, but shows that the organization considers being a 'family-friendly environment' to be an organizational value, and takes responsibility for supporting work-life balance (Géring, 2016). A more concrete sign of the commitment towards improving work-life balance was that the company had received several national-level awards for supporting employees to build an excellent worklife balance and for being a family-friendly organization.…”
Section: Work-life Balance and Careermentioning
confidence: 99%