2017
DOI: 10.1515/sbe-2017-0028
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Non Standard Work Practices and Its Impact on Children Development, Family Functioning and Health and Safety Concerns in a 24/7 Economy

Abstract: Abstract:This main purpose of the study is to investigate upon the impact of non-standard work practices on children development, family functioning and employees' health and safety concerns in a 24/7 Economy. This paper reviews the concept of 24/7 economy and explores the impact of non-standard work practices. A survey instrument is administered to 400 householders of Mauritius and the questionnaires were further processed and analysed with the statistical programme SPSS 20, by using descriptive and inferenti… Show more

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“…Those who perceive a calling and experience satisfaction and meaning from their work may need to be vigilant around maintaining their work-life balance. Globally, the availability of communications technology and expectations about workplace flexibility can lead to expectations that employees will be available "anywhere, anytime" (Adkins & Premeaux, 2014;Pudaruth et al, 2017). While flexible work arrangements can support work-life balance by enabling employees to decide when and where to work, they can also increase the risk of burnout due to a blurring of the boundaries between work and home (Eddleston & Mulki, 2017;Gisler et al, 2018;Sirgy & Lee, 2018).…”
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“…Those who perceive a calling and experience satisfaction and meaning from their work may need to be vigilant around maintaining their work-life balance. Globally, the availability of communications technology and expectations about workplace flexibility can lead to expectations that employees will be available "anywhere, anytime" (Adkins & Premeaux, 2014;Pudaruth et al, 2017). While flexible work arrangements can support work-life balance by enabling employees to decide when and where to work, they can also increase the risk of burnout due to a blurring of the boundaries between work and home (Eddleston & Mulki, 2017;Gisler et al, 2018;Sirgy & Lee, 2018).…”
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confidence: 99%