The Quality of Working Life in Western and Eastern Europe

Gerry Hunnius · Cary Lynn Cooper · Enid Mumford · Murray Yanowitch

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Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Work-Family Balance Challenges Workplace Health and Well-being

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There has been increasing concern during the last decade to improve the quality of working life in Europe. Many industries are seeking to improve both working conditions and job satisfaction for their employees. The Quality of Working Life examines the issues raised by quality-of-working-life experiments, explores pioneer work done in Europe, and highlights specific developments in both Western and Eastern European countries.

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